Don't go below the ankle on mine. I'm waaaaaaaaaay too sensitive there.
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I don't think finding a sensitive spot for men is a hard task. Usually the ears and the feet and the thighs are most men's arousing spots.
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You've just touched it havent you?
I still can't believe we're having this conversation, I never expected it of anyone, and I've still not been called a whore yet.
My sensitive area is my neck.
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Hoho. Are you ticklish? :3
No, I didn't. Too busy eating.
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Why would anyone call you that? As far as this goes, if it doesn't turn into a sexting that is, this is pure sex-theory discussion....or philosophy...or useful information/education...whichever.
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Long story which you weren't involved in, don't worry young one.
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Let's forget that time.
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I agree....
Anyway back on the subject. I'm quite curious about how others perceive a member of the opposite gender, like whats the first thing you see in a person?
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It helps when you're curious and you meet girls throughout your life that are willing to tell you what they personally enjoy. And most of them had questions for me which was great. Working together to please the opposite (or same) sex. It also helped being with someone for years who also had very little "experience".
That's why I love conversations like this. I almost always learn something new. And the best source is the opposite gender. If that's what you're interested in learning about.
Eyes, hair, smile (teeth), face, body. Not in any order. But one thing I look for IMMEDIATELY is the persons attitude and how they speak. If I find a woman attractive I'll always listen to how she talks to me. Her tone and her choice of words.
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Eyes above everything~
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That's an interesting question. Pls tell.
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OK I worded that wrong, I apologise. OK then Devon.
"how do you perceive another human you are sexually aattracted to, like whats the first thing you see in a person?"
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Extremely.
Honestly speaking, this sort of information and education does help relationships.
I don't know. I find most men to either be insensitive, or I expect ones I don't know to be insensitive, especially the more attractive they are. I expect attractive men to be cocky/confident to a fault. I'm used to them over-extending on me and trying to force themselves on me. I have a very hard time not generalizing men, and that's thanks to the way I have been treated by the vast majority of them that I know. I try not to, but as I said, it is hard.
Other women on the other hand, I don't know, but I find myself feel far more comfortable around other women. To the point where I have no problems flirting, even.
Though I think there's the possibility I misunderstood you and you were looking for a response like Shiina's? If that's the case, then I must say I have a thing for hips. Is it strange that I admire my own?
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I would difinitely say eyes, but then something in my mind says "hips". Not boobs, not asses...hips!
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