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Eating raw fish off of someone's body really wouldn't do it for me. I like to keep my culinary and carnal pleasures separate. When I was 16, my bf and I experimented with chocolate syrup. NEVER AGAIN. What a sticky mess we made. :P

"Drawl the word out whilst having a pleased look upon your face and wiggling your eyebrows in a suggestive manner; That's what I was going for with that (~) wiggle."

That's how I've always used it too. While it can suggest sarcasm, it can also be playful.

Drambuie out of his navel is fun...the whipped cream tends to make one sick if eat too much...but fun anyways....

Some of the body oils are nicely edible as well..but careful of the spicy ones around...uhmm parts....

Thank you for the clarification, painslut. ;)

I've done it outside, in the winter... In the forest, under a billion stars, and in dark back alleys, with snow reaching to my knees and a belt wrapped around my neck. I just prefer the warmth and freedom of summer.

I'd have paid to watch. With a warm jacket on of course : ). 

We can still have our own version. 

A tilde (~) is commonly employed to denote sarcasm in text. But that was very cute. :) As for the food thing, I'm right there with you, except I wouldn't go near "edible" body sprays. Lord only knows that toxic substances from China they're loaded with. Besides, they mask a person's natural scent, which is much more viscerally appealing.

Leave it to two virgins to make a mess of things, literally and figuratively... xD

by Ophelia

I've done it outside, in the winter... In the forest, under a billion stars, and in dark back alleys, with snow reaching to my knees and a belt wrapped around my neck. I just prefer the warmth and freedom of summer.

 I'm not used to the cold anymore, so I find snow off putting. But ditto to everything else.

I don't know that I would call it more "freeing". That might defy the point. But it is more comfortable. And it is very important that one be comfortable with a belt wrapped around one's neck. ;) You never did answer why fleeting encounters stick with you the most. Have you ever experienced anything else? If not, how would you know the the difference?