policywank
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Which brings me back to SlutAddicted's roast example. It depends on how the question is framed. "I loved the potatoes" is an evasive response if the question was "did you like my meat?" It's less so if the question is "did you like dinner?" Sometimes the meat is not the main focus. I mean, I spent years asking my mother to cook pot roast for my birthday and then eating mainly the potatoes and carrots. Those were what I wanted, because nothing makes potatoes and carrots taste as good as being slow cooked with a hunk of beef.And no, that's not a double entendre, pervs!
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Yes I think that you are correct. The key is that one has to have the presence of mind or clarity of thought to make that distinction rather than hearing what they want to hear so that they can answer the way they want.
Personally I find that when someone gives a deflecting and/or patronizing response it is worse than just telling the truth. You feel the full brunt of whatever the underlying negative response is, but on top of that is the insult that you are not strong enough to hear the truth.
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