Litiquette VII

My ability to provide high quality sex to my partner is:

  • I am without a doubt the highest quality sex partner there is. I will make you cum and I will cum, a

    Votes: 54 25.2%
  • I have more kinks than most, nothing inappropriate but you’ll be shocked at what I like

    Votes: 107 50.0%
  • I’m good. I get the job done, not much flair but there’ll be no need for masturbation after

    Votes: 46 21.5%
  • I mostly provide sex as a service. I’ve never really enjoyed it so I won’t seek it out, but when ask

    Votes: 1 0.5%
  • I’m as vanilla as it gets. I hope you have a great imagination, you’ll likely need it to keep things

    Votes: 6 2.8%

  • Total voters
    214
When I connect with someone, male or female, platonic or romantic, e- or otherwise, and enough time passes, wherein there’s a mutual sharing of personal info, maybe a pat or two on the back,
some hugs, maybe some kisses, a high five or two, maybe a cry on the shoulder ... a little sexy is always fun but not a requirement ... then feelings form.

I don’t avoid it.
I don’t dislike it.
I don’t seek it out.
I don’t turn it away.
I don’t cling to it tightly.
I don’t wall it off.
I don’t snort it like a drug and go on a bender.

But certainly, when there’s a change of heart, or a change in behavior, tone, actions... it takes the wind out of my sails a bit. The good stuff is less good, or absent. Sometimes there’s an explanation. Sometimes not. Often I’m left wondering what I did wrong.

The difference between the e-relationships and the RL ones is paucity of info. In RL there’s facial expressions, body language, do they smell like someone else’s perfume? And I usually know more about a person’s day to day, their history...

I can look them in the eye.
They gotta look me in the eye too.

But. The heart is the heart, like Enny noted, and I may be quicker than others to open mine up.
Which I suppose leaves me vulnerable to the other side of the rollercoaster. The downside. Can’t have one without the other. C’est la vie.

This is the point at which some folks are scratching their heads going “but why get so close?” Well, why not? Who knows where it will lead. I’ve met many people online and had many things lead to very interesting places! So, that’s why. And that’s how as well. How did I wind up doing top secret sexy special ops in DC that one summer? Thank you, internet.

I agree, SMN and NRJ - time, self care, realizing what’s important and what you can hold onto with two hands — what asses you can smack in real-time for being flaky or fishy or facetious — that’s the antidote.

And Sassy, I think you and I should wrestle for the tag-line “Moody Rollercoaster.” ;)

And yes HW, you’re an alien. I’d like to break into your Martian office and get a hold of your super organized filing cabinet of well managed expectations :) See how it’s done.

{{you all}}
 
I've had the emotions and the heartache. I've enjoyed the euphoria and had it turn into an RL relationship. But it has been a long time since anyone was at all interested. SO I don't know much about how things are behind the scenes here.

I'm out of practice.
 
I find it a little odd how common it is to differentiate between Lit and real life. My e-heart is the same as my real heart, romantic or platonic. If I become attached, really attached, that’s a permanent condition, e or otherwise. I won’t say my feelings couldn’t change, but it’s unlikely.

I think there are some substantial differences. If nothing else, physical presence still reigns supreme.
As Trekka mentioned, you can see people in the eye, you touch them, you smell them, you hug them, you kiss them, you see their smile and hear their sound, you travel and see news places together etc.etc.etc. There are many things you do in "real life" with your SO and/or friends that you simply cannot do with your e-SO/friend, be that on Lit or elsewhere.

That doesn't mean that you do not get attached with somebody on Internet. Of course you do, and beautiful relationships come out of it too. But if it's destined to remain online only, well, then yes, there is a big difference between the two.
 
Does anyone remember when the thread blew up because Chained was thought to have fathered an e-baby? 😂

ROTF! :D

I think there are some substantial differences. If nothing else, physical presence still reigns supreme.
As Trekka mentioned, you can see people in the eye, you touch them, you smell them, you hug them, you kiss them, you see their smile and hear their sound, you travel and see news places together etc.etc.etc. There are many things you do in "real life" with your SO and/or friends that you simply cannot do with your e-SO/friend, be that on Lit or elsewhere.

That doesn't mean that you do not get attached with somebody on Internet. Of course you do, and beautiful relationships come out of it too. But if it's destined to remain online only, well, then yes, there is a big difference between the two.

Exactly. I'm a very physical person. I read (and probably read into) body language, eyes, posture, pheromones constantly. I need them. I feed off of them.

e-relationships can be full of e-drama and I can and have gotten emotional about them. But they will never be on the same level of intensity as the RW for me.

:rose:
 
When I connect with someone, male or female, platonic or romantic, e- or otherwise, and enough time passes, wherein there’s a mutual sharing of personal info, maybe a pat or two on the back,
some hugs, maybe some kisses, a high five or two, maybe a cry on the shoulder ... a little sexy is always fun but not a requirement ... then feelings form.

I don’t avoid it.
I don’t dislike it.
I don’t seek it out.
I don’t turn it away.
I don’t cling to it tightly.
I don’t wall it off.
I don’t snort it like a drug and go on a bender.

But certainly, when there’s a change of heart, or a change in behavior, tone, actions... it takes the wind out of my sails a bit. The good stuff is less good, or absent. Sometimes there’s an explanation. Sometimes not. Often I’m left wondering what I did wrong.

The difference between the e-relationships and the RL ones is paucity of info. In RL there’s facial expressions, body language, do they smell like someone else’s perfume? And I usually know more about a person’s day to day, their history...

I can look them in the eye.
They gotta look me in the eye too.

But. The heart is the heart, like Enny noted, and I may be quicker than others to open mine up.
Which I suppose leaves me vulnerable to the other side of the rollercoaster. The downside. Can’t have one without the other. C’est la vie.

This is the point at which some folks are scratching their heads going “but why get so close?” Well, why not? Who knows where it will lead. I’ve met many people online and had many things lead to very interesting places! So, that’s why. And that’s how as well. How did I wind up doing top secret sexy special ops in DC that one summer? Thank you, internet.

I agree, SMN and NRJ - time, self care, realizing what’s important and what you can hold onto with two hands — what asses you can smack in real-time for being flaky or fishy or facetious — that’s the antidote.

And Sassy, I think you and I should wrestle for the tag-line “Moody Rollercoaster.” ;)

And yes HW, you’re an alien. I’d like to break into your Martian office and get a hold of your super organized filing cabinet of well managed expectations :) See how it’s done.

{{you all}}



Oh good, it doesn’t look like I have to respond Trekka has done it for me.

I would just add that sometimes its good to remember that these online people are just that people, some have become some of the dearest friends I’ve had, online or in rl, and some of them are now rl friends that I happened to meet online. So I’m careful to an extent but I also don’t cut myself off from what could develop.
 
So, Trekka gave us a really great deep question yesterday. I think it’s time for something a bit lighter, perhaps anyway. Coffee. Drink of the heavens, or battery acid in a cup? Tell us of your love or hatred for it and be sure to troll anyone who disagrees with your opinion. Nothing like som hurt e feelings on a tuesday ;) Are you a snob about whatt kind you have, or what you put in it. Will you fight someone before you’ve had your first cup?
Bonus question what kind of donut would you eat with your coffee if there was an asorted box of them here in this thread.

Edit: clearly I need some, as it happens to be Wednesday, not tuesday, sorry about that.
 
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That doesn't mean that you do not get attached with somebody on Internet. Of course you do, and beautiful relationships come out of it too. But if it's destined to remain online only, well, then yes, there is a big difference between the two.

This is how I would have said my answer if I was at all eloquent.
 
Coffee is about caffeine. Taste, temperature, antioxidants, health benefits and how long ago it was made are all secondary concerns.

And donuts are meant to be savored. They don't go with another strong flavored item.
I like to perform oral on a good Bavarian Creme. It is not a threesome event for me.
 
Coffee is about caffeine. Taste, temperature, antioxidants, health benefits and how long ago it was made are all secondary concerns.

And donuts are meant to be savored. They don't go with another strong flavored item.
I like to perform oral on a good Bavarian Creme. It is not a threesome event for me.


This post made me laugh, good answer
 
Are you a snob about whatt kind you have, or what you put in it. Will you fight someone before you’ve had your first cup?

Love coffee. More exactly espresso, and I am a bit of a snob about it too. I admit.
I take it with no sugar. Sometimes I drink Caffè macchiato too.

I don't dislike american black coffee either. When I'm outside Italy I tend to drink that one.
Chances are that I would fight someone before I had my first coffee precisely because I hadn't have a coffee yet. :rolleyes::D

Bonus question what kind of donut would you eat with your coffee if there was an asorted box of them here in this thread.

I don't eat them. It's either brioche or cornetto for me.
 
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So, Trekka gave us a really great deep question yesterday. I think it’s time for something a bit lighter, perhaps anyway. Coffee. Drink of the heavens, or battery acid in a cup? Tell us of your love or hatred for it and be sure to troll anyone who disagrees with your opinion. Nothing like som hurt e feelings on a tuesday ;) Are you a snob about whatt kind you have, or what you put in it. Will you fight someone before you’ve had your first cup?
Bonus question what kind of donut would you eat with your coffee if there was an asorted box of them here in this thread.

Edit: clearly I need some, as it happens to be Wednesday, not tuesday, sorry about that.

I love coffee, black coffee as I don’t like milk.
I like a mocha once in a while though.
I like good coffee none of the Nescafé crap!
I’m likely to fight with someone if I don’t have
it especially on a work day 😁

I never eat when I’m drinking coffee I don’t think
food goes well with it.
 
I drink my coffee black with one sugar. I don't like it too strong and find I make now l more of what I would call a "coffee tea". I'm not a huge snob but I do enjoy good espresso.

My donut of choice is the maple bar.
 
Coffee. Drink of the heavens, or battery acid in a cup? Tell us of your love or hatred for it and be sure to troll anyone who disagrees with your opinion. Nothing like som hurt e feelings on a tuesday ;) Are you a snob about whatt kind you have, or what you put in it. Will you fight someone before you’ve had your first cup?
Bonus question what kind of donut would you eat with your coffee if there was an asorted box of them here in this thread.

Love it and could drink it all day. I'm not reliant on coffee to put me in a good mood in the morning, but it can take a day from an A to an A+.

I prefer iced, unless it's below 40 deg. outside - I'm from Texas after all. An Americano is my drink of choice. Black - anything else just ruins it.....unless we are talking about an Affogato. YUM!

I'm definitely a coffee snob. Starbucks is awful. Stumptown and Intelligentsia roasts are amazing and Ethiopian blends are the best.

I'll take a lemon-filled donut with mine :)
 
I usually prefer tea, but when I drink coffee, I grind my own beans and use my press. I like a bit of heavy cream and 4 sugars to make it a rich blend of sweet and bitter. I would often make a big thermos of it to keep me through the long cold nights working security on some lot somewhere.

I will fight anyone who touches me before I wake up. Never touch me without saying my name.

The best donuts with coffee are chocolate iced cake.
 
Right?! :D

And I'm a coffee slut. I'll take it any way I can get it. All day, all night long.

Do you use room temperature filtered water to get rid of the chlorine? If not then try it and let me know how different your coffee tastes. I bet you notice some chocolate overtones. ;)
 
Well either way Starbucks is stealing my super hot text game and I don't appreciate it.

but do they wander about a parking lot with their hand in the air, waggling their phone for better reception to send the cock shot?

that's true dedication.

that's NRJ.
 
Love me some coffee. Coffee is the one thing I'm kind of a snob about. Gotta be the expensive stuff in a French press. I usually put my vanilla almond coconut creamer in it.

And usually a chocolate or cake iced.

You and I have the same taste in coffee and donuts. That says something. Not sure what, but something.
 
Not sure why I asked a question about something I so strongly dislike. Although I love the smell of coffee, especially back when it used to be made in a percolator.

And donuts are good, have not really met one I didn’t like.
 
Coffee - I'm a fan. With cream and sugar, please.

And why has no one mentioned chocolate eclairs? Cream or custard filled - I love them and probably only have one a year. But so good.
 
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