One of the best erotic descriptions of a pale white dude I ever read was in Fitch's White Oleander. Wish I could remember the words exactly. At the time I remember thinking that I was reading beautiful writing and that I'd learned to see pale white beauty in a way that hadn't before been discernible to me.
You're right. I'm being bad ::hangs head in shame at her objectifying ways::
LOL. Or silly. Or funny. Or, um, understandalbe. :D
I'm probably just fixated on the chocolate, but all I could think in answer to this was forget smell, how does he taste?
I apologize for mis-typing. Because to me he looks like he smells good. And how does anybody go about separating smell from taste? They are of a piece, I think.
Scent is for me a huge deal when it comes to a guy. And I don't mean cologne or even soap and water. A friend of mine, I've never been attracted to him though many women have been, and I half-jokingly tell him it's because he smells wrong to me.
O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an Ethiope's ear; Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear! So shows a snowy dove trooping with crows, As yonder lady o'er her fellows shows. The measure done, I'll watch her place of stand, And, touching hers, make blessed my rude hand. Did my heart love till now? forswear it, sight! For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night.
Scent is for me a huge deal when it comes to a guy.
Mhmm. Part of that is being a woman, I think. I had a teacher who's number one piece of advice to partnered men who wanted more sex was 'take a bath'. :)
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Beauty too rich for use?
One of the best erotic descriptions of a pale white dude I ever read was in Fitch's White Oleander. Wish I could remember the words exactly. At the time I remember thinking that I was reading beautiful writing and that I'd learned to see pale white beauty in a way that hadn't before been discernible to me.
You're right. I'm being bad ::hangs head in shame at her objectifying ways::
LOL. Or silly. Or funny. Or, um, understandalbe. :D
I'm probably just fixated on the chocolate, but all I could think in answer to this was forget smell, how does he taste?
I apologize for mis-typing. Because to me he looks like he smells good. And how does anybody go about separating smell from taste? They are of a piece, I think.
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Darn, where does that quote come from again?
Scent is for me a huge deal when it comes to a guy. And I don't mean cologne or even soap and water. A friend of mine, I've never been attracted to him though many women have been, and I half-jokingly tell him it's because he smells wrong to me.
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Romeo and Juliet.
Scent is for me a huge deal when it comes to a guy.
Mhmm. Part of that is being a woman, I think. I had a teacher who's number one piece of advice to partnered men who wanted more sex was 'take a bath'. :)
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I should have remembered that. Man, I'm slipping!
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