jujubeeMB
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania I don't know, there is something very sexy about a man I am into saying he wants me to "service" him sexually. It is a proper use of English to say that, and there is something about the way those words come together that is kinda hot and works for me. But I also like the way being "used" sounds... In my mind, if you like the way a phrase comes together and it arouses you or your partner, who cares if it works for anyone else or what they think of it? The question in my mind is simply this, are you here for others and their opinions, or are you here because of what works for you? If you want to know what others think about the terms "service" and "use", ask them. If their answers don't jive with your own, decide if you can accept that, try to change their minds, or move on to a suitable partner All of this. I happen to find both words enormously hot, especially when used in creatively kind yet mildly degrading, knowing sentences. I do like the random assortment of opinions people put forth on these boards, but it does really come down to you and your partner and what you like.
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