![]() Tracy: “Not on my cashmere sweater!” “I just got a blowout!” “This couch isn’t Scotchgard-ed!”Ĭ. John: I usually hear it as “DON’T do it here!” Tracy: I get the courtesy announcement if it’s also to ask where to put it.Ĭ. Brian: Who says chivalry is chauvinistic? Men, though, definitely do it as a courtesy - an opportunity to let the woman tell them where she’d like the cum dispensed. John: Women have definitely told friends of mine to stop after hearing this information, presumably because they wanted the sexual experience to last longer. Tracy: It is, after all, the whole end game, right? “How could someone not be interested in what’s about to happen?” Brian: Finally, you can’t discount narcissism. I will be now squirting a substance into/near/around/on you.Ĭ. Brian: There’s also the matter of, “Watch out below!” Close eyes/mouth, or open them, depending on your preference. ![]() Tracy: Guy: “I’m gonna cum!” Other person: “GRRREAT!”Ĭ. Brian: I think there are several things at play here: One is giving the partner an opportunity to object, i.e., “No, don’t yet.” (Incidentally, that’s never happened the response has always been in the affirmative.) John: That should be put on a construction warning sign.Ĭ. It’s like - stand back - man about to cum. A few exceptions here and there, sure, but overwhelmingly men are a cum-announcing species. Tracy: I would say in my personal experience and anecdotally from others, they all do. Brian Smith: Having been both cummed on and in, I can, and I appreciate the heads-up. But do they? Having never been cummed on or in, I can’t speak to its prevalence, but yes, I have said it before. John McDermott: That’s kind of a leading question, and presupposes that yes, men do always yell that right before they bust a nut. Brian Smith: Speaking for myself, in the moment, it’s almost reflexive, similar to how one might verbalize hunger pains or fatigue. Tracy Moore: So why do all guys say “I’m gonna cum” right before they cum?Ĭ. Brian) and a straight woman (Tracy) to get to the bottom of this cum-nomenon (sorry). Here at the MEL offices, we decided to do a three-way cum chat between a straight man (John), a gay man (C. Do guys say this to turn the woman on more or is just more of an involuntary proclamation? Not complaining, I like it, it turns me on even more. ![]() I have noticed that the man I am seeing just about every time says ‘I’m gonna cum’ a few moments before he actually does. A bodybuilding forum polled its members about when is the best time to announce you’re about to cum, and 47 percent said, “When I can feel it building up.” On, a woman asked: Urban Dictionary defines the phrase “ I’m gonna cum!” as one “used during the act of sex or masturbation, usually exclusively used by men.” On Girls Ask Guys, a woman wonders why all the men she’s slept with and why all the male porn stars she’s watched announce they’re going to ejaculate. We aren’t the first people to wonder why this is a thing and why it’s such a pervasive thing. “I’m gonna cum!” all members of the male species utter just before ejaculating.īut what purpose does this curious habit serve? Is it necessary? Does it benefit the greater good? Do women do it, too? Even though there are some obvious signs during intercourse that a dude is about to blow his load - increased thrust speed, labored breathing, that thing where they put the entire weight of their body on your body - it seems like men everywhere usually announce the event verbally, too.
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