UK Men Are A Different Breed

[RosewoodTulip]

of course... i told you, i'm big and hunky, me.

I did also point my finger at them in a stern manner

Oh well that would have done it. Even I'm feeling intimidated now

 

[Daisy_Love]

Orite. Calm yer tits.

FIFY

 

[Wriggle]

Oh this thread has amused me. I know and love a lot of great men from the UK but they aren't all Hiddlestons or Cumberbatches.
Are the working class men with the thick regional accents appreciated overseas as much as say Idris Elba or Tom Hardy?

I know I'm definitely guilty of romanticising people from other countries too just as much

Of course - these American and Canadian ladies love my accent

 

[Daisy_Love]

Daisy has a beautiful English accent too.

I bet yours is sexy too, just in that Marianne Frostrop 40 a day smoker way.

Get tae fuck ya muppet

 

[Lilianna23]

And another English chap here. I've just discovered this thread by accident.

I live in West Yorkshire and whilst there is a regional accent here I don't have it too strongly.

I've never been with an American Woman (yes I did just sing that Lenny Kravitz style) but I've spoken to a few and your accent does do me what ours do to you. I'd LOVE to have me an American woman for a night. Fuck that'd be so hot.

Ps. If any American women would like to chat, send me a message

Pps. Best English Accent Ever? Richard Burton at the begining of Jeff Wayne's war of the worlds.

Richard Burton saying ANYTHING! Swoon!

 

[Michaelcat17]

Lol

 

[DinglyDangly]

IKR?!? Swoon! I did date a British guy for a while when I was young. He wasn't very experimental but that voice! OMG! I was always like, YES, I'll do missionary! Just talk to me!

If only life was that simple for us Brits

 

[quietlylooking]

I did connect with an Englishman in my slightly younger days, and it was wonderful. n=1, but he was and is a good, smart, fun man. And the accent was a plus.

 

[Lilianna23]

If only life was that simple for us Brits

You just have to talk to us American girls!

 

[matureman32]

You just have to talk to us American girls!

I do,had some really great times with American girls.And Canadian ones as well.

 

[Treeview]

British girl here. If you think you like the accent, just dont go for a guy from Birmingham or Liverpool - will put you off for life.

What about a Geordie boy

 

[GD6720]

I didn't say that it doesn't.

But it doesn't. There's some fucking shockers...

But to say a noticeably Welsh man has the best English accent? He may as well have said Nelson Mandela...

Core blimey governor!!

 

[claradollc]

What about a Geordie boy

A lot better. Big lads up there too.

 

[DinglyDangly]

Richard Burton saying ANYTHING! Swoon!

Liz Taylor swooned more than most

 

[Lilianna23]

Liz Taylor swooned more than most

Twice!

 

[LL_RS]

Alright. Calm your tits.

Only a true Brit could say this???

 

[GD6720]

It's now what you say, that I find so adorable, but how you say it!

The whole world is filled with decent people, wonderful accents and a caring and loving attitude, just taking a journey through like.
Unfortunately the news we watch,read and listen too doesn't portray that.
In the the uk we would say " its just not cricket" but spending the time chatting here too some great people, highly sexed and great makes for a perfect world in my book xx

 

[Celticlight]

I guess it all depends on your associations... I spent 6 months as an exchange student in the UK, and I'd say the people I met were less like Hugh Grant and a lot more like Gary and Tony from "Men Behaving Badly"

Just some late appreciation for a brilliant reference

I can't say I've seen it in ages now, but from memory my sense is that it would be utterly unmakeable these days!

 

[Jball46]

UK men are a different breed, especially British men. Like hear me out. Their accents, their great sense of humor, their suave and charming personalities, their gentleman-like nature, and did I mention their accents? Like it's soooo fucking attractive, especially if they have a deep ass voice. Wheewww chile
Like imagine waking up in the morning and his sleepy and gruffy voice is the first thing you hear right beside you. Morning sex will be on 100. I'm not a fan of the reverse cowgirl position, but let me hear that in the morning and I will TOP! Knees will be on autopilot! Oh if he is working and sends a voice message or calls you (or you call him either or...) and that voice just leaves you in a messy puddle.
I have never been with a guy who is from the UK, but if you have been with a guy or girl who is from the UK, what is your experience?
I would love to hear your stories and maybe chat with some men/women from the UK. Gotta add my girls in there too

I'm an English guy I would chat with you anytime

 

[Desiree_Radcliffe]

It all goes back to the wet t-shirt Mr. Darcy--the part that was apparently cut from the original novel and kindly added back in the BBC adaptation (the definitive, dammit!). I tend to end up intrigued by British men more often than not, particularly of the English persuasion. It's one of those odd things where American women in particular just love it. I am just an Anglophile who knows a little too much.

However, I do have a caveat. Not all accents are equal--sorry lads. A Scouse accent is absolutely the worst. If I wanted to fuck the ghost of John Lennon, I'd get a Ouija board. Northern accents can be lovely, but sometimes you end up sounding like the Four Yorkshiremen and I don't know how I feel about that.

Having said that, here is an article about British accents winning the dating world. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...exiest-accent-confirmed-british-but-which-one

 

[Michaelcat17]

Agreed not all accents are the same

 

[TactileSteve]

Any ladies who fancy hearing my English accent only have to ask!

 

[TheMarksman]

I find it strange how quick someones accent changes when they move, I have friends that emigrated to Australia and they soon got the Aussie twang, and my sister moved up north in the uk and when I hear her speak now it just sounds so different to growing up

Strangely, friends of mine who moved to Australia over ten years ago are as cockney now as the day they left.

Even stranger, I have a friend from Birmingham and when he come round I have to make a conscious effort not to say “aw-roit” (it’s a Brummie thing) - neither me not my accent are from Birmingham.

 

[TheMarksman]

What a delightful thread!

 

[Wageslave]

I'd like to think that I give good voice