Sexual Stimulation question

[SeaCat]

Just what is sexually stimulating?

This was a discussion that was started in work the other day and dragged on into today. (I wasn't there for the start of the discusion.)

It seems several of the R.N.'s on my floor got to talking about this and just couldn't agree on the answers. They kept talking about it.

Today one of them cornered me with the question. She and the others didn't understand my answer of it depended on the person and the circumstances so I had to explain in my usual way.

If a woman whom I find good looking is either wearing a wet shirt, a bra or is topless they can be either sexualy stimulating to me or not. It all depends on the situation at the time. For example.

If we were out together somewhere and her shirt became soaked for some reason, ie. she walked through a fountain, then yes that could be sexy. If she then shrugged out of her shirt and stood there in front of me while asking me what I thought, then yes that too could be sexualy stimulating. If she then skinned out of her bra letting me see everything, flaunting it in fact then yes that certainly would be stimulating.

On the other hand if we were working and her shirt got soaked, it would not be stimulating. If she skinned out of her shirt to get away from any contaminants, and did the same with her bra and I could see everything, no that would actually not be sexualy stimulating to me. (I would most likely be too concerned that she wasn't in danger to feel anything else.)

At first they didn't understand this, then they started to get the idea.

So how about you? What do you find sexually stimulating? Is there any one thing that is always going to get your engine running no matter what?

Cat

 

[The_Fool]

About the only think constant is that she is going to be female. All other aspects can vary.

 

[jomar]

I'll defiantly give it some thought, but on reading you post I have to suggest you be careful in your conversations. Some stuff could get to the wrong supervisor and be misinterpreted and cause a lot of grief. You know your co-workers so...

I was called down for using innocent wording by someone who had 'issues' and it was a pain in the ass.

 

[SeaCat]

I'll defiantly give it some thought, but on reading you post I have to suggest you be careful in your conversations. Some stuff could get to the wrong supervisor and be misinterpreted and cause a lot of grief. You know your co-workers so...

I was called down for using innocent wording by someone who had 'issues' and it was a pain in the ass.

LOLOL

You don't know the half of it where I work.

One time a co-worker made the comment that I was looking a it rough when I came in to work one morning. I made the comment that I had had a long and exciting evening the night before. She told my boss about this and I was dragged into her office and accused of being sexually innapropriate.

I then had to explain that my long and interesting evening had involved a gas leak in my neighbors trailer.

Many of my co-workers are more than willing to see anything sexual in almost anything I say. (They have this thing about males in Nursing.)

Those I spoke with are all people I trust.

Cat