Every relationship I've been in, girls have asked for strangulation during sex. Whats the deal with that?
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But equally dangerous, at least on the neck.Love bites are better.
I agree with answering "I don't want that!" with "who cares about what you want, we're speaking in general", but her original point about it being altogether dangerous is correct.If you're a woman and you don't like it, who cares? You were upset about other women enjoying being grabbed by the throat; it really has nothing to do with your personal tastes
My mouth is too small and his neck is too thick to do any real damage, and there's no room for you.But equally dangerous, at least on the neck.
Women who genuinely think they "want" to be strangulated either:I agree with answering "I don't want that!" with "who cares about what you want, we're speaking in general", but her original point about it being altogether dangerous is correct.
If you're bruising, you're doing enough damage to risk it.My mouth is too small and his neck is too thick to do any real damage
...I don't follow, but that's probably for the better.and there's no room for you.
did you deliberately choose a doll with no neckPoint on the doll where the hicky hurt you.
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Wtf no. I'm just baffled by your hang-ups on hickeys is all.did you deliberately choose a doll with no neck
You're blowing this out of proportion. I'm just averse to making subdermal pools of clotted blood in the immediate vicinity of important blood vessels and I consider it comparable to this "choking"/"firmly grasping the neck" sex fad.Wtf no. I'm just baffled by your hang-ups on hickeys is all.
Last time I'll repeat myself: there's a huge difference between what (almost all) women enjoy and being asphyxiated. What I do is entirely safe and the difference is unmistakable, even in the heat of passion.I agree with answering "I don't want that!" with "who cares about what you want, we're speaking in general", but her original point about it being altogether dangerous is correct.