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Idiosyncratic meme
Very simply: list five of your idiosyncracies.
1. I'm a fetishist. These days I tend to find it somewhere between tricky and impossible to get aroused unless there's some hint of a nice outfit involved, and/or some D/s overtones to the sex.
2. I'm a meta-fetishist. I can (and often do) fetishise almost anything that women wear - either the item itself or, more often, the way it accentuates some part of their body. With the less overtly sexual items this is (usually) more about the focused mental state involved rather than the item itself. I think it's a sexual variation on having an obsessive nature.
The observant will note that #2 can sometimes ameliorate the inconvenience of #1 :)
3. I'm not ticklish to people that I find attractive. My body interprets any light touch by them as a caress. (Incidentally, being jabbed in the side/ribs is not 'tickling' - it's unpleasantly violent, and emotionally I tend to interpret it similarly to being punched in the head)
4. The skin on my stomach is more sensitive/sensual than my nipples. I don't particularly like having my nipples played with, the sensation seems to flip straight from 'nothing particularly entertaining' to 'ouch'.
5. I don't like body hair. I get rid of mine as often as I can overcome my general apathy levels, although I'm having a bit of a dilemma about how to work around the scarring on my leg these days.
1. I'm a fetishist. These days I tend to find it somewhere between tricky and impossible to get aroused unless there's some hint of a nice outfit involved, and/or some D/s overtones to the sex.
2. I'm a meta-fetishist. I can (and often do) fetishise almost anything that women wear - either the item itself or, more often, the way it accentuates some part of their body. With the less overtly sexual items this is (usually) more about the focused mental state involved rather than the item itself. I think it's a sexual variation on having an obsessive nature.
The observant will note that #2 can sometimes ameliorate the inconvenience of #1 :)
3. I'm not ticklish to people that I find attractive. My body interprets any light touch by them as a caress. (Incidentally, being jabbed in the side/ribs is not 'tickling' - it's unpleasantly violent, and emotionally I tend to interpret it similarly to being punched in the head)
4. The skin on my stomach is more sensitive/sensual than my nipples. I don't particularly like having my nipples played with, the sensation seems to flip straight from 'nothing particularly entertaining' to 'ouch'.
5. I don't like body hair. I get rid of mine as often as I can overcome my general apathy levels, although I'm having a bit of a dilemma about how to work around the scarring on my leg these days.