Not with me. I don’t disrespect. Or tolerate being disrespected. That holds true in my everyday life as well as this one.
Your definitely seeing a different type.Each 2 their ownI would say no. Never called someone that and never been with a man that has asked me to call him that even during rough sex. Maybe I am just seeing a different type of man versus others.
This is very true and a great motto to accept.Your definitely seeing a different type.Each 2 their own
@Elelator_Cpl I'm aware that many share your opinion, feeling and stance on this subject and I respect it fully. I would not want to impose my own feelings on you, whether we were engaged in sex playing together or just talking about it like here. If you and others on this thread don't mind, I would like to solicit your feelings on the highlighted questions below - for my own selfish inquiry and understanding, not to "convince" anyone of anything...We've seen videos of the guys and women using that language and guess that is their choice if all are OK with it, but it always leaves us feeling awful for the guy being used as a sexual object, not treated as a person. If we were around that in-person I'm sure we'd leave.
The guys and couples we play with are our friends, and even if they were just strangers we would never use that word, or other demeaning language, or even consider using it. We want to have fun, not hurt people.
NOT AT ALLI have had mixed experiences with this. I've had guy say to me, "Mmm baby suck that N dick". But then if I say it back they will look at me like I said something wrong... but also some guys love it.
For me its like being called a cunt, whore, cumster, bitch during sex is hot for me but say that after and I might not be as open to it.
Any advice on using it?
@Elelator_Cpl I'm aware that many share your opinion, feeling and stance on this subject and I respect it fully. I would not want to impose my own feelings on you, whether we were engaged in sex playing together or just talking about it like here. If you and others on this thread don't mind, I would like to solicit your feelings on the highlighted questions below - for my own selfish inquiry and understanding, not to "convince" anyone of anything...
Let's assume we are all here seeking to engage in sexual activity of one type or another that is interracial in nature with other like minded people. Let's also assume that we all take some time to 'get to know' who we are about to engage with to - at a minimum - determine if our basic likes and dislikes are aligned with our desires. For example, if the other party wants oral or anal and you don't, then it doesn't make sense to proceed. Otherwise, we all want to come out cumming and feeling sexually satisfied. Now, let's assume use of the 'N' word didn't get discussed.
What if it turns out one party really gets off and wants vocal race play, that it turns him or her on a lot? I know some women have said that if the bull wants it, they'd go along. You mentioned that such language is "demeaning" and therefore implied that you would not do it. You also implied you would leave under certain circumstances.
If you're uncomfortable, you're uncomfortable and you should not have to do what you're uncomfortable with -- but how do you determine "demeaning" to the bull when, in this case, the bull doesn't feel it's demeaning and in fact, feels energized by it and wants it? Is there a bit of "I know what's better for you" implied there? If there is, it is. I'm not here to judge that - just exploring.