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
Back from my winter sabbatical, and ready for a quality Friday topic.

What are your thoughts on shared Lit accounts? The ones that are usually a husband and wife “shared” account? I’ve always been a little leery of them, I assume it’s a guy trying a new angle?. Do couple accounts seem more welcoming? Are they less scary to approach or respond to? Or are my instincts correct that it’s really just a ploy?

Happy Friday!
 
Back from my winter sabbatical, and ready for a quality Friday topic.

What are your thoughts on shared Lit accounts? The ones that are usually a husband and wife “shared” account? I’ve always been a little leery of them, I assume it’s a guy trying a new angle?. Do couple accounts seem more welcoming? Are they less scary to approach or respond to? Or are my instincts correct that it’s really just a ploy?

Happy Friday!
This is an easy one for a Friday.

It is a ploy.

They never stick around long. Now...having said this...once long ago...there was a couple that posted on the same account. But you could see the grammatical differences. I forget who they were...but Lit was very different then.
 
It’s always important, in a case like this, to demand a pic of the wife’s boobs next to today’s newspaper just to be sure. The problem, of course, is that nobody has a newspaper anymore. So there is no way to tell.

I kind of don’t care if people here are who they say they are as long as they are funny, interesting or engaging. When you get into the one on one stuff it becomes pretty obvious if you’re talking to who you think you are.

Plus, we are all a little different than what we present here.

In real life I’m 3.6% more interesting than I pretend here. 😎
 
I kind of don’t care if people here are who they say they are as long as they are funny, interesting or engaging. When you get into the one on one stuff it becomes pretty obvious if you’re talking to who you think you are.
Same for me.
Plus, we are all a little different than what we present here.

I think we all are a little different anywhere in public eyes, not just Lit, until you get to know the person in a less superficial way.
 
Back from my winter sabbatical, and ready for a quality Friday topic.

What are your thoughts on shared Lit accounts? The ones that are usually a husband and wife “shared” account? I’ve always been a little leery of them, I assume it’s a guy trying a new angle?. Do couple accounts seem more welcoming? Are they less scary to approach or respond to? Or are my instincts correct that it’s really just a ploy?

Happy Friday!
I have not run into many shared accounts, but I can see the potential for chicanery.

The only one I do remember may be the one Dribble is referencing. Dollie and...Dennie? An elderly couple, as I recall. (Meaning in their 80s or so.) They did have very different postings styles.

They were nice.

At least, they seemed so. I never interacted. Also confusing. It was never immediately clear who was posting, on top of which the posts were not aways easy to decipher. (I'm assuming due to lack of forum/internet experience.)

Based on that experience alone, I prefer single accounts.


They rather disappeared. I wonder what happened to them. As mentioned, they were nice.
 
Back from my winter sabbatical, and ready for a quality Friday topic.

What are your thoughts on shared Lit accounts? The ones that are usually a husband and wife “shared” account? I’ve always been a little leery of them, I assume it’s a guy trying a new angle?. Do couple accounts seem more welcoming? Are they less scary to approach or respond to? Or are my instincts correct that it’s really just a ploy?

Happy Friday!
If I enjoy interacting with someone, I don’t really care about their gender or relationship status so the whole more approachable angle kind of baffles me. I would also find couple accounts off putting in the sense that I enjoy getting to know people and I can’t do that if they’re one amorphous entity. I’d find it much more authentic if they both had their own accounts and we were talking in a group thread, each with their own agency.

That’s just my personal preference though.
 
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