Any Ladies Have A Nerd Fetish?

[lagomorphosis]

As a lit geek guy, I love geek and nerd girls. I think it's the combination of knowledge along with the idea that there's something there untapped. A young woman in thick glasses, pencil skirt, and a copy of some book I haven't read under her arm completely turns me on. Maybe she's read some Nabokov, some Henry Miller, etc. Or maybe her sexual education comes from encyclopedias, or from French and Spanish films, or maybe she's familiar with some of the naughty hentai stuff. And maybe just maybe, she'll leave those sexy glasses on when we start to screw around.

 

[liv21]

Definitely!

In terms of looks, the nerdy, mousy-looking guy with dark hair, thick glasses, and a voice just a bit too high always rates towards the top with me. I also love the look of a stocky guy, you know, "body by Nintendo" types.

Of course, nerds come in all shapes and sizes. The delicious common denominators are intelligence, unique interests, and being somewhat removed from mainstream social circles. I'm a gamer, and I work in a video game store, so gamer nerds and I click well. Although, it does depend on what kind of games they play. Frat boys who play Call of Duty and Madden all day do not count as nerds. They are douches. WoW players, people who appreciate games like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed, and 20-somethings who make fairly obscure old Nintendo references are awesome.

My fiance is a nerd--he's a chem major right now and focuses on computational chemistry. Chemistry isn't my thing, but I love it when he geeks out over some random fact he learned in class.

Musician nerds are a mixed bag. Some of them can be quite dull, but others are some of the funniest, most adorable people you will ever meet. Guys who can recognize a Picardi third or understand basic chord progressions get credit in my book.

I'm unfortunately not a comic book nerd myself, but guys who are can be very astute and very funny!

To me what makes a nerd hot is their pride/comfort in being who they are. Being a geek used to carry the stigma of social ineptness, but now that society is embracing the nerd, many of the ones I know are the most well-adjusted, confident people I've met!

 

[vrosej10]

i had a preference for geeky guys in high school but grew out of it in hairy chubby dudes.

I have a friend though who puddles at the sight of any skinny, nerdy, bespectacled looking guy.

 

[YourPlaydoll]

I couldn't really say I have a 'nerd fetish', but I do find many guys that wear glasses (that give them a cute geeky look) sexy.

 

[malstroem]

I have a nerd fetish. It doesn't matter at all what type of nerd or geek it is, it's just a huge turn on for me when a guy gets all nerdy and passionate about some random detail in something that I barely can comprehend in the easy-to-read version

 

[thebig1234]

im a flat out 100% guitar and music nerd

 

[removed092413]

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[BiterChick]

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[MasterandSir]

Computer knerd

I'm a computer nerd first and foremost, though I'm nerdy in many ways.... I do love to play with machines, just the other day I assembled a working computer while tipsy..... its about mastery for me.

 

[bone251]

Hmmmmmmmm

I am a nerd.

Play trombone.

Played with lots of hobby things and make all kinds of things for fun.

Had a patent that I developed the did all the legal stuff myself.

Really good with tongue.

Willing to be left horny for play so you enjoy yourself more.

Hoping someone sweet sends me a little note.





PS always wanted to go to a sex addicts anonymous meeting to pick up girls.

 

[WastelandVoice]

I think these days more men are embracing their "inner geek" as it were.

I, myself, have many sides to my personality. If you were to look through my threads and posts you'd get the picture of a very dominant, sexually aggressive man...

but I also play xbox and watch cartoons with my nephew.

It's good to have different sides to yourself- keeps things interesting.

 

[BXGemini20]

I'm more of a gaming geek. Not as much as I use to be but I still wear glasses. Still debate on whether to get contacts. Hard to decide.

 

[WastelandVoice]

lasik?

 

[sunandshadow]

tech geek here! Who wants to talk transformers?! or Better yet LORD OF THE RINGS!!

See, I like transformers and LOTR, mainly the fanfiction for both. But me fangirling about "OMG starscream and grima wormtongue are two of my favorite hott villains!1!" is probably not really what you had in mind to talk about, lol.

 

[espressolover]

Nerd-lover here! They are passionate men, I'm hooked.

 

[espressolover]

Nerdgrrls work too!

 

[BongoGal]

I wouldn't say that I have a nerd fetish, but I do trend strongly toward being attracted to smart guys, much more so than I am to athlete-types who are relatively dim.

I can even say that the all-around biggest cock I ever had inside of me was attached to a nerd I hooked up with in college. He was nerdy enough that he was still a virgin as a junior, but he impressed me one night by soundly defeating me in a friendly argument we got into. I immediately started wondering what he'd be like in bed, so lured him to my room with my feminine wiles, and I made it clear that we really ought to have a sexual encounter that evening. I did have to take the initiative many steps of the way, but that was okay and probably made things happen more smoothly. When it got to the point when his pants were coming off, he was already plenty hard, and I could tell that he was packing something extra-large. He sure was. It was a good, solid nine inches long and, well, I'm not sure what the circumference was, but I did find out that I couldn't get my thumb to touch any fingers when I grabbed it at its base. He actually apologized. Seriously, he seemed ashamed by how big it was. I assured him that it wasn't TOO big, but I was secretly worried that it might be. Fortunately, it turned out that my worries were unnecessary and that after a slow entrance, I could take it all with relative ease.

 

[sarahsimmons]

nerds rule- especially the really nervous over thinkers-I can't resist

 

[CaliGuy60]

I have been a nerd all of my life, but this was back in the days where an interest in computers was nerdy and there was no such thing as LOTR except in book form.

 

[yuna1981]

I wouldn't say that I have a nerd fetish, but I do trend strongly toward being attracted to smart guys, much more so than I am to athlete-types who are relatively dim.

I can even say that the all-around biggest cock I ever had inside of me was attached to a nerd I hooked up with in college. He was nerdy enough that he was still a virgin as a junior, but he impressed me one night by soundly defeating me in a friendly argument we got into. I immediately started wondering what he'd be like in bed, so lured him to my room with my feminine wiles, and I made it clear that we really ought to have a sexual encounter that evening. I did have to take the initiative many steps of the way, but that was okay and probably made things happen more smoothly. When it got to the point when his pants were coming off, he was already plenty hard, and I could tell that he was packing something extra-large. He sure was. It was a good, solid nine inches long and, well, I'm not sure what the circumference was, but I did find out that I couldn't get my thumb to touch any fingers when I grabbed it at its base. He actually apologized. Seriously, he seemed ashamed by how big it was. I assured him that it wasn't TOO big, but I was secretly worried that it might be. Fortunately, it turned out that my worries were unnecessary and that after a slow entrance, I could take it all with relative ease.

Hey this is a hot vignette! Love the apology bit, that's rather cute.

Just had an encounter recently which made me rethink some of my past disdain for the glasses thing; let me clarify. I wear glasses, and it's not that I think glasses wearers are unattractive. I just personally don't see the erotic power of the glasses specifically, as the "spell" of glasses can be broken as soon as somebody opens their mouth.

That being said, the other day I was going out for drinks with colleagues, and met a very, very tweedy guy at the bar. Tweedy like tweed jacket tweedy. I was with colleagues so nothing could be done about Mr. Tweedy, but I felt a powerful attraction to him and in our briefest of chats (I had to sneak by him in a tight space), ended up giving him a much bigger flirtatious smile that I intended. I was rolling my eyes at myself b/c it was totally the tweed jacket, could feel my chin going down slightly into my right shoulder and my eyes going up, lifting my shoulder up a bit. It's my involuntary stupid "I'm cute" move, which I hate that I do b/c it looks so obvious. Oh well.

If that tweed jacket had elbow patches I would have been completely done for, thank god it didn't.

Also wanted to echo earlier sentiments about the attractive power of nerdgrrls.

 

[BongoGal]

Also wanted to echo earlier sentiments about the attractive power of nerdgrrls.

I've been referred to as a nerdgirl by some people. Fortunately it was meant as flattery, sort of like 'naughty librarian' is.

 

[romeothethird]

When does one cross the line out of nerd/geek hood?

If a person has a high IQ, is into an eclectic assortment of esoteric knowledge, has a stamp collection from their youth, a comic book collection in plastic bags, uses algebra to solve problems of everyday life, has a habit of theorizing on the nature of people and things including the origins of the universe, but is also big into doing things, drugs in college, later on writing, playing music, and even sports and working out, have they crossed the line out of nerd/geekhood? Or once a geek, forever a geek?

 

[MasterandSir]

When does one cross the line out of nerd/geek hood?

If a person has a high IQ, is into an eclectic assortment of esoteric knowledge, has a stamp collection from their youth, a comic book collection in plastic bags, uses algebra to solve problems of everyday life, has a habit of theorizing on the nature of people and things including the origins of the universe, but is also big into doing things, drugs in college, later on writing, playing music, and even sports and working out, have they crossed the line out of nerd/geekhood? Or once a geek, forever a geek?

You say it like its a dirty word... being a geek is something I'm personally rather proud of. I can play sports, work out (though I usually just spot my friend), and do all sorts of things.... though I'm always a geek, always learning, always thirsting for more.... So the question is, do you still burn for those things? Is the knowledge never enough? Do you love to experiment?

 

[Luna_Wolf72]

I was wondering if any of our lovely Ladies had a fetish for nerds? If so please tell us what sort (tech nerd, book nerd, etc.)

A bit about me~I am an anime, hentai, manga fan grrl who STILL plays D&D. I am into speculative fiction (like well written cyber punk) and can sanely converse for HOURS about the reality of nano being used world wide in my life time. I dive into research about myriad things for no other reason than wanting to know more about something.

So, the people I am drawn to are like that as well~hugely artistic, insanely intelligent and brilliantly deviant. Because I am a bit of a technophobe~ladies and men who can fix a computer, speak correctly using all sorts of mechanical terminology and have long fingers that can pull apart a motherboard and redo...whatever...with it? They make my motor run super high.....