DVS
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Alice, I'm sorry, but am I missing something? This post seems to be reiterating the conversation KC and I were having, but with a few misconceptions. Are you trying to tell me something?alice_underneath said:The attitudes toward domestic chores held by "normal vanilla" girlfriends and wives fall into three general categories:
1) She gladly does these chores because she views domestic tasks as part of her role in the relationship, and she is generally happy with the idea that she is pleasing the man she loves.
2) She hates doing these chores but does them anyway because she views domestic tasks as part of her role in the relationship.
3) She expects the guy to take 50/50 responsibility for these tasks, because, after all, it is 2006 and they both get home from work at 6 and everyone's tired and why the hell should she be the one to do the dishes? If he accepts 50% responsibility, she is happy. If he fails to do his share, she is resentful.
Note: In NONE of these scenarios is the woman aroused by doing the dishes. Happy and proud to be pleasing the man she loves is not the same thing as being physically turned on.
From your thread, DVS:
https://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=15959525&postcount=945
If I understand Kajira Callista correctly, what she is saying is that domestic tasks are the equivalent of foreplay for her.
Pay attention! "Stay in tune with her" - isn't that what you said? When you tell her to clear the table and clean the dishes, she is literally turned on by the idea of performing this task for you. To play HER "like a musical instrument", you do not need to wait until you get in the bedroom.
Now, you may be thinking - I don't really care if she's worked up, I just want my dinner. OK, that's your prerogative. But for someone who writes so eloquently about "knowing her state of sexual arousal", I should think you would at least want to be aware of what's going on.
Alice