Straight Male / 52
A TRUE STORY - THE 'C' WORD BECOMES SEXY
Without being redundant or insulting your intelligence, let me just give some background to how this story began:
It has generally been in universal agreement among both women and men about the use of one particular word.
That word is CUNT (also known as the 'C word').
As everyone knows, the word is generally used to label a specific type of woman.
The type is often work related, usually in management, or maybe HR or payroll, a woman who has some kind of control or major influence in your life or the life of someone you know.
She is the type who has been for everyone she interacts with, man or woman, a continuous source of irritation.
She lacks any regard for common courtesy, is quick to anger, never praises, promises clients ridiculous deadlines that others have to meet, questions every hour of work missed, puts irritating 'DON'T DO' this or that post-it notes on the cabinets in the break room, etc., etc.
The label 'bitch' has been used to describe her so often about so much that it can no longer adequately encompass the intensity of negative feeling she engenders in others.
Finally, just fed up, someone decides the time has come, and they use the word in a conversation about her.
The dreaded label has now been applied.
Thereafter, unless something drastically changes, she is a CUNT.
All of the above is certainly nothing new to anyone with any life experience.
At rare moments, you might want to almost feel sorry for the person.
But nope. You simply can't.
The moniker is not lightly given. They earned it.
So the benefit of the doubt does not apply to CUNTS.
This all came up in a conversation with my wife not long after I married her.
She worked at a floral shop and enjoyed all of her co-workers except the office supervisor.
She was a middle-aged spinster who did all of the things mentioned above and almost daily made disparaging remarks about employees.
Whenever she was naked, I always told her what a gorgeous body she had, because she really was sexy.
She also liked it when I told her she had a pretty c**t.
She liked the sound of the word. So did I.
It has the hard 'c' in it, like the word 'cum',
But she felt weird liking me to use that word because of what it really meant.
I said it was really hot that she liked me saying 'c**t' instead of 'pussy'.
I said that most guys got turned on by women who could use that word when fucking.
"cum in my c**t" sounds to guys so much naughtier and hotter than the usual and much more common 'cum in my pussy'.
But most women didn't say that because of what the word meant otherwise.
Then I remember distinctly saying,
"It seems like the 'C Word' has always gotten a bad rap. That's really not fair.
Why don't we make it a sexy word from now on, between you and me and whoever else might agree?"
And that is how it began.
Every time we had vaginal sex, she would say 'fuck my c**t' or 'cum in my c**t' when I was close to cumming in her.
We both got off on it and it became a normal and accepted term and one we actually preferred.
Soon, we were using it when we fucked other couples.
The women usually wondered about it.
But if something was said, when they were told of why, the reasoning behind it made sense and the idea seemed novel.
When she did me and other guys at the same time, it was noticeably hotter.
The other guys really liked it and said so.
This all probably sounds to some like I'm making a lot out of nothing.
But if it is, then why is the 'C word' not used by porn stars during sex?
When you think about it, when was the last porn movie you watched where the woman says repeatedly,
"fuck my c**t!" or "cum in my c**t!" ?
There isn't one that I know of myself.
Except the one my and I made in 2001, an all-internal pussy creampie scene where she says, several times,
"fuck my c**t."
'Cream of the Crop 4' scene featuring Simpleigh D'Licious and Richard Stands
That's me and my wife.
And that's why THIS IS a true story.
"You know, if I was the 'C' word, I'd be
Without being redundant or insulting your intelligence, let me just give some background to how this story began:
It has generally been in universal agreement among both women and men about the use of one particular word.
That word is CUNT (also known as the 'C word').
As everyone knows, the word is generally used to label a specific type of woman.
The type is often work related, usually in management, or maybe HR or payroll, a woman who has some kind of control or major influence in your life or the life of someone you know.
She is the type who has been for everyone she interacts with, man or woman, a continuous source of irritation.
She lacks any regard for common courtesy, is quick to anger, never praises, promises clients ridiculous deadlines that others have to meet, questions every hour of work missed, puts irritating 'DON'T DO' this or that post-it notes on the cabinets in the break room, etc., etc.
The label 'bitch' has been used to describe her so often about so much that it can no longer adequately encompass the intensity of negative feeling she engenders in others.
Finally, just fed up, someone decides the time has come, and they use the word in a conversation about her.
The dreaded label has now been applied.
Thereafter, unless something drastically changes, she is a CUNT.
All of the above is certainly nothing new to anyone with any life experience.
At rare moments, you might want to almost feel sorry for the person.
But nope. You simply can't.
The moniker is not lightly given. They earned it.
So the benefit of the doubt does not apply to CUNTS.
This all came up in a conversation with my wife not long after I married her.
She worked at a floral shop and enjoyed all of her co-workers except the office supervisor.
She was a middle-aged spinster who did all of the things mentioned above and almost daily made disparaging remarks about employees.
Whenever she was naked, I always told her what a gorgeous body she had, because she really was sexy.
She also liked it when I told her she had a pretty c**t.
She liked the sound of the word. So did I.
It has the hard 'c' in it, like the word 'cum',
But she felt weird liking me to use that word because of what it really meant.
I said it was really hot that she liked me saying 'c**t' instead of 'pussy'.
I said that most guys got turned on by women who could use that word when fucking.
"cum in my c**t" sounds to guys so much naughtier and hotter than the usual and much more common 'cum in my pussy'.
But most women didn't say that because of what the word meant otherwise.
Then I remember distinctly saying,
"It seems like the 'C Word' has always gotten a bad rap. That's really not fair.
Why don't we make it a sexy word from now on, between you and me and whoever else might agree?"
And that is how it began.
Every time we had vaginal sex, she would say 'fuck my c**t' or 'cum in my c**t' when I was close to cumming in her.
We both got off on it and it became a normal and accepted term and one we actually preferred.
Soon, we were using it when we fucked other couples.
The women usually wondered about it.
But if something was said, when they were told of why, the reasoning behind it made sense and the idea seemed novel.
When she did me and other guys at the same time, it was noticeably hotter.
The other guys really liked it and said so.
This all probably sounds to some like I'm making a lot out of nothing.
But if it is, then why is the 'C word' not used by porn stars during sex?
When you think about it, when was the last porn movie you watched where the woman says repeatedly,
"fuck my c**t!" or "cum in my c**t!" ?
There isn't one that I know of myself.
Except the one my and I made in 2001, an all-internal pussy creampie scene where she says, several times,
"fuck my c**t."
'Cream of the Crop 4' scene featuring Simpleigh D'Licious and Richard Stands
That's me and my wife.
And that's why THIS IS a true story.
"You know, if I was the 'C' word, I'd be
