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Breasts, boobs or tits?

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Boobs is more of a casual conversation term. Hot sexy whisper breasts and you are on the right track. Say titties and I'll think you are not man or woman enough to be with me. Boobies, means we are laughing and joking around. Knockers, bra buddies, milk bags, etc. I will politely smile and hook up with someone else.
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I like breasts
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Jings, as a man I hadn't realised it was such a sensitive issue for some of you girls what those fabulous things on your chest are called! smile You just tell us; as long as we get to hold, stroke and kiss them we'll call them anything you like. Mx
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Breast ,boobs, tits it doesn't matter call them what you want they are all the same thing no matter what you call them. I do like the term Boobs though
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Dirty talk: tits
Compliment: boobs
Breasts is just to formal
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Breasts works for me. Or, "the girls". Boobs is ok. Never liked "tits"
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all the above
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definately tits
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Its like Eskimos and the many words they have for snow... breasts are such wonderful things, you can't have enough words to describe them! When a friend of mine from England first saw my breasts, he said "What a lot of bottle!" That was a new one I'd never heard.
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It depends upon my level of sexual arousal - if I am in action or my wilder mode - anything they like.
If its in general conversation - breasts.
I hate it when somebody tells me - show me your tits.
Boobies seems juvenile to me - its a kids term.
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Probably the wrong person to ask smile As a femme I actually prefer "titties". I know that's bad, but given the circumstances it usually works best. In conversation with gfs tho I always say boobs.
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Quote by Meggsy
It depends upon my level of sexual arousal - if I am in action or my wilder mode - anything they like.
If its in general conversation - breasts.
I hate it when somebody tells me - show me your tits.
Boobies seems juvenile to me - its a kids term.


Partial agreement with Meggsy, I like breasts as a more general term. When making out with hubby, I love to hear him say tits or breasts, doesn't matter. Titties is ok..

Boobs or boobies, I don't care for.

Yet, I would sometimes say to him 'lick my little clitty' ..... go figure.
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Boobs hear them called that more often than not
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Breasts when feeling seductive or being clinical, boobs when joking with other women, and tits when joking with guys. Always crack up with tits; always remember the Cheech and Chong routine about tater tots and tits? Part of the 7 words you can't say on TV.
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Speaking in characters? Kelly and Shauna and Vanilla Girl have no qualms about using "tits" or "boobs," but to shy Fiona they'll always be "breasts."
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i usually go with "tits," especially in a sexual context. "boobs" sounds kind of goofy, and so doesn't work well for me in that kind of situation. "breasts" is fine, but nothing special. i wrote a whole article about this at some point, maybe i'll try to find it and post it here somewhere. but the general closing idea was something like this: breasts are a part of my body, something i wash in the shower, etc. boobs are the big clumsy things i keep in my bra that sometimes get in my way. tits are what love getting attention from licks, kisses, caresses, and all that good stuff!
*kisses*
-Kristen

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Quote by KristenO
i usually go with "tits," especially in a sexual context. "boobs" sounds kind of goofy, and so doesn't work well for me in that kind of situation. "breasts" is fine, but nothing special. i wrote a whole article about this at some point, maybe i'll try to find it and post it here somewhere. but the general closing idea was something like this: breasts are a part of my body, something i wash in the shower, etc. boobs are the big clumsy things i keep in my bra that sometimes get in my way. tits are what love getting attention from licks, kisses, caresses, and all that good stuff!


That sums it up for me as well. Breasts are neutral, tits are smutty, boobs are comical. And each term can be appropriate given the right circumstance.
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Breast
Boobs
Tits
Ladies
Melons
Pillows
Headlights
No matter what they're called it all just boils down to they're something to play with.
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Breasts is just to formal..
Boobies are for children
Tits is just rude ( unless it is involving sex ) Ie. take your TITS out and Fuck me
personally I call mine the twins or sometimes the girls but never ever KNOCKERS
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I'll call the wife's breasteses if i wanna get her riled up.haha I can still out run her.
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Ahaha this is one heck of a knowledgeable thread in the forums!
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Usually tits.. sometime breasts.. never boobs
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My wife calls them her girls. I like TaTa's. Boobs sound crass. Same with tits or titties. Breasts sound respectful and mammary glands clinical. By any name they are lovely.

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Breasts if it's medical. Boobs if it's general conversation. Tits if it's personally sexual. The Girls, if it's clothing related, like a lot of cleavage or side boob; (as in; I've got the girls out). Rack when it's looking at someone else's. (As in; she's got a great rack.). Ta ta's, pillows, milkers, jubbilies etc, only if it's comedic.
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Breast when talking in medical terms but I use the word tits in general.
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He likes to say 'boobs.' I'm fine with that.
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Boobs are like gals talking amongst themselves;
Breasts are like talking in public about a women's anatomy;
When it comes to gent's clubs or having sex with a hot gal....it's TITs for me !

- NiteHawk086

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Boobs or cleavage for me. I feel more comfortable using those terms when talking to the opposite gender .