High heels

Forgive me if there is an existing thread, but I would like to hear from men like me that have absolutely NO willpower before a woman in heels (especially stiletto pumps!) and women who have realized that a lot of men (maybe most?) are putty in your, um, hands when you wear them, especially in bed!

It all began for me when in the 1980's (era of Seka, Christy Canyon, Aunt Peg, etc.) I took my GF to a porn theater for her first time seeing hardcore (and this is the important part) and while she understood that I enjoyed seeing nothing more on the big screen than a wet pussy taking a needy cock, she was confused why all the actresses were completely naked but for high-heeled (almost always stiletto pumps, but occasionally what you girls call "strappy sandals") shoes. Okay, given the era, stockings and lacy garter belts were often featured as well; girls, take note: These things are no less a turn-on to men and boys in 2021 than they were in 1980!

I doubt I ever explained it to her satisfaction, but years later, I worked in an office where the custom was for the secretaries (all female) wore sneakers to and from work, but they wore high heels 9-5. There was one girl, not my secretary, named Debbie, who left her pumps plainly visible under her desk every night. Call me despicable, but on some late nights, I took one or the other shoe and masturbated into it (an excellent match between her shoe size and the space required for my balls and cock), filling the toe and ball with my semen. All I could think about as I was ejaculating was the hope that she would sense something "different" when she slidel her (panty-hosed) stocking foot into it the next morning ... and wondering which of the men wanted her so much they would do such a thingYes

Yes, it was wrong to relieve myself in her shoes, but a part of me hopes that she and some (other) women understand how powerful male need can become.
High Heels for days, but a pair of cankles can ruin it real quick.
 
What part of Literotica being a sex positive community don't you understand? You're allowed to have your preferences, but there is no reason to be a jerk.
Of course everyone has the right to express themselves sexually, but the reality is that some outfits are better suited for others. And you better believe I am also repulsed by the sight of morbidly obese woman running around in string bikinis.
 
Of course everyone has the right to express themselves sexually, but the reality is that some outfits are better suited for others. And you better believe I am also repulsed by the sight of morbidly obese woman running around in string bikinis
OR...and hear me out--we can just let people wear whatever they feel comfortable and sexy in. You do not get a vote about what other people put on their bodies and it is GROSS that you are taking time out of your day on a site that has literally promoted body and sex positivity for 27 years to gripe about things you don't like.
 
Body positivity is a great message which I do support. I'm not perfect by any means myself.
Except clearly you don't.

You do not get to make disgusting comments about cankles and how obese women repulse you & then try to backtrack and make yourself look like you weren't completely out of pocket. You're just feeling shame because somebody called you out. If you're going to be an awful human, just own it, but don't try to pretend like you have any respect for body positivity or women in general.
 
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So let me ask you this... Say you were at a sex party and this 400lb man whose belly is so fat it buries his entire penis came onto you, would you willingly suck him off just for the sake of promoting inclusion and body positivity? Like I said, body positivity is a good thing, but classical beauty and sexiness still matter.
 
So let me ask you this... Say you were at a sex party and this 400lb man whose belly is so fat it buries his entire penis came onto you, would you willingly suck him off just for the sake of promoting inclusion and body positivity? Like I said, body positivity is a good thing, but classical beauty and sexiness still matter.
Just like with anyone I'm not attracted to--I would politely thank him & tell him I was flattered (because I always am if someone finds me attractive), but that I wasn't interested--The whole point of parties like that is consent. I don't have to have sex with a person to promote body positivity--just like you don't have to make gross comments about people just because they don't fit your idea of sexual attractiveness.

For me, someone's weight isn't a factor in whether or not I'm attracted to them. My husband was 350lbs when we got together and he was always sexy and irresistibly attractive to me--even before we started dating. I was attracted to him even while I was dating someone else. He has recently lost quite a bit of weight because of health issues, but he isn't more attractive to me now than he was before, he's just healthier. My ex girlfriend was over 300lbs while we were together and she was one of the sexiest women I've ever laid eyes on. YOUR personal preferences aren't everyone's & it isn't okay to make nasty comments about people's looks, ever. Stop trying to justify your words and just do better.
 
Will do, but your personal preferences aren't everyone else's either. Just because your idea of sexiness differs from mine, doesn't make you a better person.
 
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