CharleyH
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sweetsubsarahh said:She taunts, she teases, she roars.
Have I seen evidence of this pleasurable abuse as of yet?
Hmmm????
You're gonna have to do better than that, baby.
Beg and maybe
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sweetsubsarahh said:She taunts, she teases, she roars.
Have I seen evidence of this pleasurable abuse as of yet?
Hmmm????
You're gonna have to do better than that, baby.
CharleyH said:OK so Sarahh distracted me - back to the question. I believe more men than women have fetishes.![]()
Goldie Munro said:Hmmm dunno - maybe men have more different fetishes?

dark-glasses said:It is my belief that women's fetish is for "idealized" sex...often a romanticed notion of sex....which too often is not what is "real" sex (meaning too rarely commonplace).
As the Dr. explained that it is a well known fact that more men have fetishes. Probably so...he's a doctor, right?
as for me, a man, not metrosexual (like Belegon) though an "honorary girlie man"....I like wild passionate animalistic sex...I like romantic sex...I like anal sex...I like costumed sex (mostly her in costume)...I like pantyhose (mostly her..but like how they look on me)...I like toys...do not care for diapers, like highheels on her, but could not get off on shoes alone...
I have "preferences"...but no "fetishes" as the Dr. described.

rgraham666 said:Seriously, the great divide, in my opinion, is a false dichotomy dreamed up by men and accepted for the most part by both sexes.
rgraham666 said:But back when women were property, the owners (men) started defining what women could and could not want. Since the men were usually in a position to make their definition stick, women had to go along with it.
After a while women knew nothing but what men wanted them to know. So their definitions of sex and relationships were men's.
We've lived with it for thousands of years now. We try to redefine it occasionally. Haven't had much luck so far.
wrong!CharleyH said:well see, you have fetishes, but a womans ideal, I call it more adventurous, exciting, and experimental sex, is not fetish.![]()

You are never "chopped liver"! You are spectacular!Stella_Omega said:Goddamn it, I'm chopped liver again!
I've been fetishistic all my life- not to the extremes that dr_mabeuse is talking about, but...
yeah.
That's mighty true. In fact, after fifteen years without vanilla, vanilla tastes good again...rgraham666 said:Stella, you go fifteen years without and vanilla tastes awfully good.

rgraham666 said:Stella, you go fifteen years without and vanilla tastes awfully good.

i'm jealous.SeaCat said:Last night I fucked my wife up the ass and enjoyed every second of it, so did she. The night before we had fun when I came up and bent her over the futon and fucked her mindless. The night before that we spent about four hours just laying in bed exploring each others bodies with our tongues and fingers before getting into the main act. It's all good. We have a good friend whom I want to fuck, I also want to make love to her. (Yes there is a difference.) My wife concurs.
Do I like to use toys? Sometimes, they make it more intersting at times. With a toy I can make my wife scream several times bfore I even touch her.

sssshhhhh....cheerful_deviant said:I'm just dropping by to say...
OINK!
Dranoel said:Seems to me the evidence proves your theory wrong and even the opposite. Most of the men here aren't writing fetishes nor are they using "things". Meanwhile most of the women here have at least one story involving dildos or vibrators of one variety or another.
Perhaps it's the women who are pigs.![]()
rgraham666 said:But back when women were property, the owners (men) started defining what women could and could not want. Since the men were usually in a position to make their definition stick, women had to go along with it.
After a while women knew nothing but what men wanted them to know. So their definitions of sex and relationships were men's.
We've lived with it for thousands of years now. We try to redefine it occasionally. Haven't had much luck so far.
You don't think female fetish behaviors have made an appearance yet? Or casual and affectionless sex by women?dr_mabeuse said:I've got to disagree with this. I don't believe for a second that men and women share an indentical sexuality and that any differences have been imposed from the outside. You can control what people do; you can't control what they want, and on a site like Lit, where we're wracking our brains to come up with appealing fantasies and expressions of sexuality, you'd think that female fetishes would have made an appearance by now.
I don't buy that the female aversion to casual and affecctionless sex is an external imposition by jealous males, and I think that some of the most greivous errors made in the name of women's liberation have come about because of some women's mistaken belief that equality lies in imitating male behavior. It just ain't so.
We're made differently, physiologically and psychologically, and while there certainly is overlap, I find the idea that we're all the same deep down to be terribly dull and depressing.
Stella_Omega said:You don't think female fetish behaviors have made an appearance yet? Or casual and affectionless sex by women?
How do you define these things, then?
well, but- you're a dude.. and quite a dude at thatBoxlicker101 said:Personally, I have written two stories involving female fetishes. One was "Buffy Barks at Me" and the other was "Making Love with Diane's Feet". Most of my stories involve casual sex, especially those featuring Cindy Lou from Alabama. I'm not sure just how affectionless they are because my characters all like each other, even though they are not forming strong relationships.
CharleyH said:Well not really lol, but now that I have your attention. It strikes me in writing that men are more fetish oriented than chicks. Sluts want SEX and men want THINGS? Never the twain meet. Is that it? The great divide?
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