Your Name

[Grrrn38]

My ethnic background is Irish and one of my boyfriends called me "Irish". Only, since he was from the deep South, it came out (pardon this, all southerners) "Aaahhh-rrr-ssshhh". About 12 syllables in all. It was the most wonderful newly minted word I've ever heard.

 

[KillerMuffin]

Absolutely not. I hate my given name with a passionate loathing that I have only seen duplicated in the expression of my child when his grandfather plopped a mess of freshly microwaved canned saurkraut on his plate.

NO ONE could make my name sound sexy to me. I hate it so much that it still shocks me that I haven't changed it. I have to wait until my grandfather passes on, him and my father gave it to me, I love him too much to hurt him that way.

It doesn't matter that I have one of those french sounding, long exotic names that not only roll off the tongue in ways that simply reek of sex, but it is associate with tall willowy exotic looking french women with big boobs and an sexually easy disposition.

My StudMuffin calls me Hun. In the exact same tone one would imagine Atilla calling himself a Hun. In exchange I call him things like PiddlyPoo in front of his friends.

 

[GuyJD]

My ethnic background is Irish and one of my boyfriends called me "Irish". Only, since he was from the deep South, it came out (pardon this, all southerners) "Aaahhh-rrr-ssshhh". About 12 syllables in all. It was the most wonderful newly minted word I've ever heard.

You're right, Grrrn38, we Cajuns have that Southern hospitality in our voices. I've been told by a few California women that they loved hearing me say their name or just talk. I have no idea why but I guess I can't hear my accent like they do.

 

[Amadeus]

Yes, actually.

I think that when someone thinks really well of you, that makes it easier to do. Then they seem to season it by enjoying the feel of saying it, or bothering to fondle it as they say it.

Luckily, I can still conjure mine, alone in a quiet moment, the thrill shivers at the back of my tongue like a kiss.

 

[Thumper]

Yes

The way she said "baby"....

..and I do live without it...grudgingly.

But nothing gets me going like when my wife says..."Hey Asshole!"

What? You thought i would actually post without some sorta levity?

 

[Juliangel]

Then they seem to season it by enjoying the feel of saying it
I can still conjure mine, alone in a quiet moment,

Yes that is how it was said very seasoned, taking it from 2 syllables to 3 or 4 with a lovely rumble to it.

Yes I can still conjure it but that is not the same, hearing it in my head is one thing but hearing it in my ear is something else entirely and sadly it is also something I can never hear again.

 

[Maryanne]

Have you ever had someone who could say your name and make you melt, you know with that sexy rumble to it that makes you soft inside.

What would you do if you could never hear it again?

Scuse me if I missed something. What is the reason? I hope not a death?

Otherwise, I would find a way. Life too short, Not good to miss the joys.

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[CRaZy]

There is a guy in my regular chat room with the most amazing voice - deep but soft with a wonderful cadence. His party trick is to go private voice chat and purr for the ladies when it is their birthday. Just put your head on my lap (insert real name) purrr.....purrrrrr. I swear some of the ladies in there have 4 birthdays a year!!! We've all chatted in the room for 5 years so I don't think there's much danger of not hearing his voice again unless his wife finds out - LOLOLOL

 

[Juliangel]

Scuse me if I missed something. What is the reason? I hope not a death?

Otherwise, I would find a way. Life too short, Not good to miss the joys.??

Maryanne no death is not the reason. A very personal choice that had to be made, I got to a fork in the road and had to choose the left or the right.

While the choice I made may be painful and the person will be missed, it was what I had to do, it was the right choice. Now I have to live with it.