That they say they 'poot' instead of fart.
He has been drinking Black Sheep Ale
I love the curves and the proportions of women that make them look good and like a woman. I love the way that their body fits to mine when we cuddle. I love the long, flowing hair. I love the soft skin and hair. I like to play with my woman's hair, but that's just a personal kink. And I was raised around basically all women, so I've learned to love being in their presence.
Physically: Outside the obvious breasts and behinds, i love toned legs and a sexy midriff.
Emotionally: Love their natural ablitiy to always show care and compassion.
My biggest one is how tough women are in this world. Being a women is so much harder in this world and the way the majority of women handle themselves commands my respect.
I love the fact that they are always wrong.
Working in a predominately mans' world, doing a "mans" job. Doing it as well if not better....getting my respect....
Hmm...
1. Their strength. When they hold you tight and make a woman feel safe.
2. The fact that they are taller than me and willing to reach stuff on the top shelf, so I don't have to climb on things. (I'm 5 ft. 1)
3. The way they smell...after a shower, before the cologne.
4. The fact that they need women for so many things, but still pretend they don't.
5. The way they kiss your forehead and nuzzle your neck.
Women wear my clothes better than me.
I can't really think of anything that I DON'T like about the opposite sex.
They really are wonderful folk -@
A world without them would be no world at all.
They enjoy bantering , up front , how they smell and walk up behind you and nuzzle your neck.
That they can unashamedly be themselves, that's where the true beauty lies
I love when a man laughs and smiles at me
I love the way they smell not sweet but savory
I love their hands bigger yet able to touch with the softest of caresses
I love how I can tell it like it is and they do not get offended
And I love how even sweaty they can look unbearably handsome
I love all the opportunities they avail me to say "I told you so!" (even though they rarely admit it!)
I love that boney thing that pops up when they see me naked. (but if it would vibrate too, that would be a real plus!)
I love that they can reach things on the top shelf that I can't reach (except when they lift me up to reach it myself)
The dick, the muscles, the testosterone, the dick. the cockiness (coupled with niceness), the hair, the baldness, the dick...
It starts and ends with a smile. What happens in the middle determines how big a smile it is.
From the tip of his head to the tip of his toes and that absolutely beautiful part of him in the middle that can change in a moment and provide so much pleasure and excite my body to the extreme.
their ability to open jars
and pay for things....
Honestly I love the protective nature that men have, or at least the men I've loved in my life have had. Its like they become a bit of a caveman and feel the need to constantly protect their mate. Its kinda anti feminist I know but I've always loved a man who knows how to be a man, if you want to refer to the generalised stereotype that is.
Okay I've babbled enough on this post haha moving on.... x
I absolutely love a womans body. Such a beautiful piece of art. Their soft hands and touch. Everything is amazing about a woman.
The sound of their laugh.
The way their voices sound.
The way they can say so much with just their eyes.
The way they feel.
The way they touch.
Their intoxicating scent.
The softness of their lips.
The way they taste.
I could go on for a very long time...
Nothing is better than the way a man smells and sounds. I love their sex sounds, their content sighs and the sweet sounds they make when they sleep.
The fact that they are worse at just about everything they do!!!
Everything. How they talk, how they walk, how they smell, how they feel, how they kiss, how they taste, how they..... I could go on forever with this....
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