The Art of Getting Lit Laid

[DeeDeeX2]

Crafting the Sensual Message

Writing a sensual message is an exercise in creating anticipation and using the power of suggestion. Unlike a spoken conversation, the written word demands a slower, more deliberate buildup, turning the message itself into a tangible form of desire. The core principle is to focus on evoking the senses without giving everything away.

Begin by setting a scene or recalling a shared, intimate memory. Use vivid adjectives—velvety, warm, electric—to describe touch, temperature, or atmosphere. The goal is to make the reader feel the sensation immediately. For instance, instead of saying "I want to kiss you," try "I can feel the warmth of your breath just before our lips meet."

Crucially, the message must be personal and focused entirely on the recipient. Use strong, immediate verbs and the pronoun "you" to make the recipient the absolute center of the fantasy. Maintain a seductive rhythm by employing short, evocative sentences interspersed with longer descriptions. End with a subtle, open-ended question or a statement that hints at a future encounter, leaving the reader with a sense of longing and a burning desire for your next message.

Aunt DeeDee

 

[LadyLickity]

I am in the USA in the deep south on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in a small town about 1 hour from New Orleans, LA If you are a single man aged 45-65 who would like to meet and date please check out my profile or go to the LitChatroom I would like to make friends 1st and then perhaps become lovers?

 

[jacfox]

I am in the USA in the deep south on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in a small town about 1 hour from New Orleans, LA If you are a single man aged 45-65 who would like to meet and date please check out my profile or go to the LitChatroom I would like to make friends 1st and then perhaps become lovers?

Welcome, LadyLickity! I hope you're not now overwhelmed after that very inviting offer...

 

[hugh_jarce69]

Crafting the Sensual Message

Writing a sensual message is an exercise in creating anticipation and using the power of suggestion. Unlike a spoken conversation, the written word demands a slower, more deliberate buildup, turning the message itself into a tangible form of desire. The core principle is to focus on evoking the senses without giving everything away.

Begin by setting a scene or recalling a shared, intimate memory. Use vivid adjectives—velvety, warm, electric—to describe touch, temperature, or atmosphere. The goal is to make the reader feel the sensation immediately. For instance, instead of saying "I want to kiss you," try "I can feel the warmth of your breath just before our lips meet."

Crucially, the message must be personal and focused entirely on the recipient. Use strong, immediate verbs and the pronoun "you" to make the recipient the absolute center of the fantasy. Maintain a seductive rhythm by employing short, evocative sentences interspersed with longer descriptions. End with a subtle, open-ended question or a statement that hints at a future encounter, leaving the reader with a sense of longing and a burning desire for your next message.

Aunt DeeDee

I reckon hearing you read that out would be one of the most sensual things my ears had ever experienced