wildsweetone
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A coincidence just occured to me.
In Riles' 'Descriptive Passage' thread, both Riles and dr_mabeuse mentioned curtains billowing. I too have written curtains being blown by the breeze into one (probably more) of my stories.
What is it that is erotic about the curtains? Is it the shape as the breeze blows gently against them? Is it that we cannot see the force that moves the material?
I've heard it said that a woman's pony tail (long hair tied up at the back) is an erotic sight for men (please excuse the generalisation).
Are there any other specific 'objects' that trick the mind into a sexual frenzy?
In Riles' 'Descriptive Passage' thread, both Riles and dr_mabeuse mentioned curtains billowing. I too have written curtains being blown by the breeze into one (probably more) of my stories.
What is it that is erotic about the curtains? Is it the shape as the breeze blows gently against them? Is it that we cannot see the force that moves the material?
I've heard it said that a woman's pony tail (long hair tied up at the back) is an erotic sight for men (please excuse the generalisation).
Are there any other specific 'objects' that trick the mind into a sexual frenzy?