Talk Dirty To Me

[Author’s Note: Today I will be broaching a subject that I surprisingly have never broached before. At least, I haven’t broached it on this here weblog. Today’s topic will be sex. If you’re not at all interested in reading about this, I will not be offended if you skip this one. Haha, just kidding.  Yes I will. Seriously, don’t read this if you’re sensitive about sex.]

I recently had a discussion with a friend about dirty talk. The discussion began because of lewd emails that had recently become public. She told me she didn’t think I needed to worry about that ever happening to me, to which I concurred (like a doctor) because I couldn’t talk to a woman like that even if she wanted me to. Something about it has never felt right to me.

Obviously, for things to work in the bedroom you need to communicate. Unless you can read minds. I, however, can’t do that. I can’t even read my own. So some sort of communication is needed whether it be oral (pun intended) or subtly, or forcefully, moving your partner to a place or position in which you want them to be.

The first woman I was ever with was very, shall we say, conservative. To the point where she didn’t use terms, appropriate or otherwise, for sex organs. The first time she offered me fellatio this was, verbatim, how she asked: “Do you want me to talk to him?”

It’s okay to laugh. I did. Under my breath, though. I didn’t want my laughter to prevent her from speaking to him.

That was all I knew for a long, long time. Years later, when I was with a new partner, she was the polar opposite. The very first time we were, um, getting busy, she whispered, “I want you to fuck me.”

This time I did laugh. I couldn’t help it. I didn’t know how to respond to that at the time. I thought that’s what I was already doing. I had obviously never been talked to like that before and hadn’t the slightest clue on how to react to that statement.

She liked to talk dirty and wanted to be talked to thusly in return. I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t make myself do it. I was uncomfortable with it. To this day I can’t pinpoint why. I mean, it’s not really degrading or disrespectful if your partner likes that and asks you to do it, but I just couldn’t.

I eventually was able to venture out of my comfort zone and say some lewd things to her, and her positive reaction to them made me feel more comfortable in doing so.

Still, even knowing that my partner prefers to be spoken to thusly doesn’t ease my discomfort. What if I cross a line? What if there’s a boundary there I’m unaware of? What about when I’m with someone new? How do I know if they’re okay with it? How do I know how far I can go? There’s only one way to find out and often times if you cross that line there’s no going back.

Personally, I prefer the sounds of love-making to anything that is said during the act. I guess I’m just weird that way. There’s just something about the way a woman moans….and that’s all I have to say about that.

Audience Participation Time!

Do you like dirty talk? Do you prefer to your actions speak for themselves? Or are you somewhere in the middle? Inquiring minds want to know.

135 thoughts on “Talk Dirty To Me

  1. You sound just like Ana from 50 Shades in the bedroom w/ no use of bodily terms. Ooooh you put your “popsickle” in my “down there”! I don’t see a problem in naming body parts, but then you gotta figure out if you want the technical terms, or the slang ones. I mean, somehow shouting, “I want your penis in my vagina!” sounds a bit odd. Then again, I’m not very comfortable with the dirty talk either. A little innuendo, yes, but the other stuff is just kind of gross.

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  2. I’m vocal about all of it. The husband messes with me though. He likes to ask me questions, and during sex the part of my brain that is able to evaluate my answers shuts off. I normally just say “Yes” in some form of demon speak and later on slap him for thinking I was capable of actual communication.

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  3. For all the chatter I enjoy outside of the bedroom and to try to woo women into the bedroom (long long ago), once there, I am a non talker, even with my wife. I remember once a woman told me during foreplay to talk dirty to her. I thought about it for a minute and then laughed uncontrollably until she told me to just leave. Lol. I didn’t know what to say! I still wouldn’t. What the hell is dirty talk? On a similar note, a girlfriend I dated early in college used to say, “make love to me” when she was all aroused and ready to go, and that made me flacid for some reason. Okay then, TMI??!

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  4. I’ll keep my bedroom habits to myself, thank you. BUT. I will tell you that my first time was incredibly awkward in the way only a first time can be, exacerbated by the fact that every time he moaned my name I said “what?” In retrospect, that’s hilarious and I’m an idiot. At the time, I had no clue. I was just bein’ polite…

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  5. TD-
    I would absolutely LOVE to comment on this one.
    But it’s just not a good idea.
    I am trying to scrub my blog personna.

    I do think it’s a great topic, and I hope bloggers jump into the fray. In the meantime,
    Go, Beatles!

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  6. Different strokes for different folks, as you would say. ; ) I guess it boils down to compatibility and again, striking that balance. I, like you, find the natural sounds to be very sensual. In my exposure, I have found the “talk” to be distracting. I have also come to terms with the fact that I’m not a good actress, nor do I like to be told what to do. Hahaha

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      1. I dunno. I feel there is something to be said about the natural flow and progression of things. If one is in tune with their partner, then one will naturally want/need for them to enjoy it, “talk” or not and visa versa. Communication in more than one way. Just another opinion, of course. Oh, the heat of passion. : )

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  7. HAHA, such a good topic. I think dirty talk is funny and can never take it seriously. The only time dirty talk happens is usually because we are both drunk. Like this one time when I told my husband to park his car in the parking lot…that was the extent of my dirty talk.

    Great post!

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  8. Haha! This is great. It’s fun to talk about sex. 😉 I don’t know about dirty talk, but I will say that my husband and I actually talked about it when we were dating as far as asking each other if they liked it or not. I’m big on just getting stuff out in the open.

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  9. I would have laughed, too. Sometimes I laugh because of the awkwardness of dirty talk…unless there’s a couple of drinks in us first. That’s a game changer!

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  10. Can’t do it, and luckily have never been asked to. I stumble over spoken words enough as it is… put me under pressure (hee hee) when my mind is focussed on other things and talking just isn’t going to happen coherently.

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          1. Some? Argh. So…
            This is kind of case in point about stumbling over words. I had already fixed two typos before hitting reply and still missed that one.

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  11. You’re not weird. It’s all part of personality, and no personality is the “right” one or “wrong” one. It just is. When I was drinking, I could get, um, chatty, which merely added to the morning-after litany of shame and self-loathing.
    These comments are the best.

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    1. I was hoping for some great comments.

      No, I’m not trying to say there’s a right or wrong. That’s just me. I was interested in what others thought and if it WAS their thing…why.

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  12. “Touch my no-no and make me squish-squish” LMAO great, now every time I have sex that phrase is going to pop into my head, I’ll laugh hysterically and I’ll have to try to explain that one. Thanks a lot TD! 😉

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          1. I know; my smartassness couldn’t help itself, sorry!

            And it would be hilarious, with the right company of course, otherwise you’d possibly be considered unbalanced! Which is sad, a sense of humor should be accepted everywhere! Kinda like American Express.

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  13. There’s a song called “shut up and kiss me” by Mary Chapin Carpenter. The gist of the song is that talkers are all hype and therefore a big let down. And I can concur (like a doctor) with the embarrassment side of things. Don’t give me a running commentary, you’re not watching the horse racing!

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