Favorite race?

[BreanneSandra]

I know everyone has their own opinion about who they find the most attractive in person, but does it translate over to when you are reading stories as well? Do you have a certain age or race you enjoy reading about?

If so, what's the hottest thing to read happening with them or to them?

 

[Sct73]

The human race

 

[Cob083]

I tend to be extremely attracted to Latina women and Indian women. Particularly those from their 20s-30s. The brown skin and darker features eyes, hair etc seems to really turn me on.

 

[fullservice65]

Bay to Breakers.

 

[Britva415]

"Brazilian" isn't a race, they're practically defined by being racially mixed in a huge variety of different ways and proportions.

But that by itself is very interesting and usually very attractive.

And for some reason a lot of Brazilians seem to me to have very, very lovely skin, regardless of color. I'm friends with one Brazilian who would probably blush self-consciously at that because she has acne, but her skin is really great despite the acne.

 

[PaxNurgle]

Favorite race? Probably the September Talladega race. Looks like Ricky Stenhouse won it. I quite honestly don't follow racing as much as I used to; I was a die hard fan during the heydey of Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, Kahne, etc.

In my own fiction for this site, I deliberately try not to dwell on race too much. I have had characters that were black or Hispanic but I didn't make an issue of that; In fact, I didn't even specifically mention it but rather let the reader infer that strictly based on the character's names. I more focus on 20-early 30 somethings for age range, and while my own preference is for tan, athletic body types, preferrably with long dark hair (Which is my weakness!) I try to be open and not too particular. I've met women of all types and sizes, enthnicities and hair color who were sexy as heck..

 

[Chernosoth]

I liked the Dakar Rally and Pikes Peak hillclimb years ago when I watched sports. The hillclimb is on a fairly smooth dirt road, but many tight turns on a mountain in a semi looks adequately challenging.

 

[Masters_slutpussy]

I'm partial to a good 'who's gonna cum first' race.
Spoilers- it better be me!

 

[BlackSatinKnight]

I liked the Dakar Rally and Pikes Peak hillclimb years ago when I watched sports. The hillclimb is on a fairly smooth dirt road, but many tight turns on a mountain in a semi looks adequately challenging.

They paved Pikes Peak a few years ago, so it’s now asphalt to the summit.

 

[Mike130]

There are beautiful women of all races, so it’s hard to pick a favorite. Sometimes there are fetishes or stereotypes. Black and Latina girls have great asses, Asian girls have exotic looks, Nordic women are tall, Irish women may have pale skin and red hair, Italians may have darker skin and an smoldering sexuality, Indian women curvy. There are always exceptions to the stereotypes but All races bring something erotic to the table; I’ve sampled a few different races and I’m usually enthralled with the one I’m with at the time.

And maybe the attraction may not be limited by physical characteristics but also personality and their libido.

A bit off the racial topic but emphasizing the non physical aspects, sometimes you might meet a girl that’s really beautiful but just into herself, other times you can meet a girl that’s not as cute but is a nymphomaniac. I’ll take the nympho every time, no matter what race.

 

[NOBGE]

I know everyone has their own opinion about who they find the most attractive in person, but does it translate over to when you are reading stories as well? Do you have a certain age or race you enjoy reading about?

If so, what's the hottest thing to read happening with them or to them?

The Indy 500

 

[Billintulsa]

Three-legged race.

 

[PintlerMan]

oh to say you ind a race of people to your liking is ok, same as eye color I admire Asian men top list.

 

[Niceguy2000]

Monaco Grand Prix. I've walked most of the course...very historic.
I've driven my 1914 roadster around Indy, same thing.
In both cases, I'm not really involved in the current cars/drivers, but the history of the venues is overwhelming.