hardbodysub
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I'm not surprised to see the typical responses saying that it's impossible to "force" someone to do something that they enjoy doing. This is actually pretty shallow reasoning. It assumes that you're ALWAYS ready, willing, and actually desiring to do it. The simple fact is that if you don't ALWAYS wish to do something, then it's possible to be forced. For those who insist on a narrow definition of "forced", I'm not going to get into that discussion except to say that there are different levels of force, and the word "coerced" is probably a better one to use in this context. Enjoying a particular activity doesn't mean you ALWAYS want to do it, and there's NEVER anything else you'd rather be doing, and you'd love to do it FOREVER. There's a constancy issue: even if you generally like it, there are plenty of times that you really don't feel like doing it. You might be tired, or be in the middle of something else that you don't want to interrupt. There's also a duration issue: you might enjoy doing it for 5 or 10 minutes, but after 15 minutes you've had enough, and an hour becomes torture. There are plenty of situations She could require him to service her orally when he's watching the end of an exciting football, baseball, or basketball game. Or she could use teasing and orgasm denial, along with bondage or a chastity device, to get him aroused to the point of incoherence, and then make him perform for her until she has several orgasms, while what he really wants is release. Or she could do almost the opposite: bring him to orgasm, and then, when a male's desire for sex has generally subsided, require an extended period of oral sex from him. In general, the fact that you enjoy something doesn't mean that you can't be forced to do it. You might really like what you do for work, but what if you have important personal weekend plans, and are told you have to work or you'll lose your job? Are you being "forced" to work? I would say yes. You're certainly being coerced, and in our context, forced means the same thing.
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