I have spent a fair a mount of time reading erotic fiction here and elsewhere. I am generally surprised the degree to which it presents
1. Women who
-- "love to suck cock" (not my experience, although some give excellent oral sex)
-- enjoy being called and even call themselves "slut," "whore" and similar
-- are willing to troll their daughters to strangers
-- are "anal sluts"
-- who don't want a relationship but are fine with endless casual sex
-- who need only the slightest nudge toward lesbian activity
2. Men who
-- who like having their anuses probed
-- who love cunnilingus more than penetration
-- never consider STDs or pregnancy
-- can maintain and regain erections as if they were teenagers, although they are in their late 30s and often much older
-- love to , inflict pain, dominate, etc.
This is to say nothing of the various "pee pee" activities, rampant among family groups, etc.
While I realize that part of eroticism is satisfying pent up fantasy, I wonder whether the ease with which these occur (and I realize that some of this does occur, albeit not commonly) is portrayed in a way that makes the fantasy weak.
I'm thinking about the willing suspension of disbelief.
V
I'm constantly wondering about the ideas of women in some erotic stories. I constantly feel that it is unrealistic to portray a woman
-- getting off on being called a "whore" or a "slut";
-- actually finding pleasure in sucking a penis to the point of seeking this activity out above their own pleasure;
-- calling their mouths or themselves as "cum hungry".
I understand the desire to please and temporarily acquiesce to a male fantasy of domination, but is it realistic to think women would thing and act this way normally?
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I often read this word in stories. Sometimes they are used by men, sometimes by women.
I doubt women actually get off on calling themselves or being called "slut." But I also wonder the logic of it for a man.
Why would I want a slut? Why would I want to call a woman a slut for having sex with me? Aren't I really saying that I think it's "bad" to have sex?
Would a woman really get off on calling herself or being called a slut?
And, what would be the limits?
Is it cheating to carry on (in chat or email) online if you have a relationship offline? (I'm assuming the online doesn't become offline.)
What is it about online written sex ("I'm kissing you ... etc") that makes it so hot?
different strokes, I guess!
If I may ask ... Is this something you would prefer to, say, frontal genital sex? Does anal sex lead to orgasm by itself?
Oh, and what about the pain?
I don't mean can we learn extreme or weirdly thrilling things written to entertain. I mean legal and more or less conventional elements of eroticism.
Here are instances that I feel are unrealistic:
-- The guy takes the woman through several orgasms, then lets go. Do people really do that? Is that what women prefer?
-- most women I have known absolutely HATE anal sex. Some stories make it sound like that's not true.
-- women coming to orgasm in nonconsensual sex. That seems totally unrealistic and implausible.
-- And men who last through three, four, five orgasms in a row, but they're not 17.
-- Also, who thinks of people in terms of measurements? (And, guys, women prefer thickness to length.)
However, there are things I have learned.
Some positions I hadn't thought of turned out to be very satisfactory in real, consensual adult-to-adult sex.
Things I wonder about:
-- Do women really like to be called "slut" or "cum-bucket"or things of that sort? (Have never tried it.)
Maybe other people have other concerns about erotic fiction.
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