60 and Over

Supplement to the Daty thread
vince59 15 Reviews 8224 reads
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Ladies? I read something G2 said about guys not liking to go down. I better add he wasn't talking about himself. Got me thinking. How many guys have you seen that do not enjoy Daty? I just can't believe any redblooded guy that enjoys sex with women would not enjoy giving her some of the best pleasure possible. Hell, I could camp down there. Surely you ladies can't have seen very many guys that have vaginaphobia. ( I know it's not a word just my take). lol

They didn't want me to do a BJ without a cover either. One wrote a review about that covered BJ which lead for a lot of uncomfortable questions from others who saw a difference noted in my profile.

There are a lot of married men who just want a HJ to but will see an escort over getting just seeing a regular massage therapist

For the ladies who offer covered BJ they would have a longer list of friends who don't do DATY . Why , because there are men that want to take less chances and feel such a lady is safer

Kisses Haley

This is my greatest pleasure.  I wish I could just ask before I meet someone if she is into daty because it is not always clear.  My only concern has been HPV which is most easily gotten by DATY and which can --on rare occasions-- lead to throat cancers many years later.  My solution has been to get the vaccine.  It was hard to explain why I needed it, but I can now dine with confidence.

I love DATY. But I am selective with who I go down on.  I am all about pleasure and there needs to be a connection.

I agree with Dr. joe. If DATY is not on the menu, I would most likely not book. It is my favorite way to please a lady and it is very very important to me that she enjoy the session as much as me.

When I was reaching the age of sexual exploration in the 1950's and early 1960's there was a common belief that DATY was something dirty that men didn't do.  This was before sex education in the schools or the availability of pornography.  I believe some religions preached against DATY to the point that it was stigmatized.  Some of today's generation of males may still be under such misconceptions.  Single women, if they engaged in sex, had the misconception that they should not communicate their likes and dislikes because it would reflect negatively on their reputation.

This all changed in 1960 when "the pill" was invented.  There was great fear about the health hazards of prolonged use of the pill; and only the adventerous females dared take them.  It was 4 or 5 years before the pill was commonly used.  At that point, women became sexually liberated and were not bashful about telling their lovers of their likes and dislikes----especially their liking DATY.
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I know a lot of you think I am pulling your leg but you don't realize how sexually illiterate we were.

G26606 reads

It sounds like I'm about 10 years younger than you, but the way we were raised during our formative was very different for the reasons you stated.  I'm definitely a product of the sexual revolution.

My first GF freshman year in college (1968) went on the pill and it was nothing but endless, worry free sex after that.  It was definitely not that way in 1958.

For example, my GF's sister (who was 9 years older than her) got knocked up around 1960 and she went to a different town to have the baby where nobody knew her, just so she wouldn't embarrass the family.  Then, she moved to a different state for the same reason.

So there's no question that the way we were brought up can affect our values and attitudes well into adulthood.  And nowhere is that more prevalent than when it comes to sex.

G25071 reads

As much as I enjoy DATY, I know that there are some cultures and other groups that do not engage in the practice very often.

For example, it's not as common in some of the male-centric cultures of the world, where they view a woman's role as to serve the male, not vice versa.

As for me, there's nothing I like more than being between two beautiful thighs and up close and personal with the object of my desire.  :-)



You've got my vote...DATY may not be a proper platform for running for public office, but maybe more politicians should try it...

especially with a responsive partner.

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