Plethora

[givememoresir]

I was talking to a friend, and they are determined that you can’t use the word “plethora” in dirty talk and have it sound sexy. I’m determined to prove them wrong. Give me your best dirty talk using the word “plethora.”

 

[djole_i_mira]

"Dirty talk" is like beauty, it is always left to the beholder, listener in this case.

We all have our preferences in everything, food, cars, sex. So what is hot for one person doesn't even rock the boat for someone else out there.

Like it was said in so many threads here and everywhere, "the sexiest thing that you have is your mind."

So, direct input to the mind, through the ears, largely depends on the person saying the words not the words themselves.

Think about some very hot "Dirty talk" and then hear it in Morgan Freeman's voice, of Samuel L. Jackson's, or Pee Wee Herman, saying the same things... It will make you cringe!

Now think about that voice in those hot 'make-out" numbers from Marvin Gaye, Donna Summer, Chris Isaak....

 

[yowser]

'Lovie, seeing you naked is more intoxicating than a whole plethora of pudenda.'

 

[stxjimmy]

"I’d like to be inspected thoroughly before sex, my entire body from head to toe, and all of my holes."
A plethora of options, all waiting to be examined, explored and utilised. Possibilities are endless and intoxicating.

 

[LittleSwitchy]

"Dirty talk" is like beauty, it is always left to the beholder, listener in this case.

We all have our preferences in everything, food, cars, sex. So what is hot for one person doesn't even rock the boat for someone else out there.

Like it was said in so many threads here and everywhere, "the sexiest thing that you have is your mind."

So, direct input to the mind, through the ears, largely depends on the person saying the words not the words themselves.

Think about some very hot "Dirty talk" and then hear it in Morgan Freeman's voice, of Samuel L. Jackson's, or Pee Wee Herman, saying the same things... It will make you cringe!

Now think about that voice in those hot 'make-out" numbers from Marvin Gaye, Donna Summer, Chris Isaak....

I tend to agree. The written word is harder to get into. One has to be very descriptive.
Now the spoken word. Oh yeah. The wording, tone of voice, the desire, hearing their breathing change. Mmmmm yes.