avatarLee Serpa Azevado

Summary

The article is a humorous and personal account of the author's decision to write about sex, including anecdotes about sexual experiences, fetishes, and roleplay, as well as a conversation with a friend about sexual exploration and kinks.

Abstract

The author of the article has decided to delve into writing about sexual experiences, drawing inspiration from the prevalence of the topic in society. They recount a peculiar blind date involving food play, express their past naivety regarding sexual fetishes, and share a friend's experiences with a secret kink club and autoerotic asphyxiation. The piece also touches on the author's own sexual history, preferences for roleplay, and a playful exchange about innuendos and fetishes with their partner. The article is interspersed with comedic elements, highlighting the author's lighthearted and candid approach to discussing human sexuality.

Opinions

  • The author views the widespread discussion of sex as a reason to openly write about their own experiences.
  • The author reflects on their past sexual naivety with a sense of humor, indicating a change in perspective over time.
  • There is an implication that society may not talk about sex openly enough, as evidenced by the secretive nature of the kink club and the challenges faced by the author's friend with his sexual preferences.
  • The author seems to enjoy wordplay and innuendos, using them to add a layer of humor to the subject matter.
  • There is a sense of casualness and normalcy in the way the author discusses fetishes and roleplay, suggesting a sex-positive attitude.
  • The author uses their friend's experiences with autoerotic asphyxiation to highlight the risks and potential social consequences of certain sexual practices.

PUNNY

I’ve Decided to Start Writing About Sex

Everyone else is doing it like rabbits, so why can’t I?

Photo by David Fartek on Unsplash

My sexual history

I once went on a blind date with a girl that would arrange a selection of hors d’oeuvres on her magpie's nest. She would try to make it look like a duck. It looked more like a platter puss.

Her culinary preferences went wider. She also had a fruit fetish. She used to love putting plantains in her mustard pot. I’ll tell you something for nothing, she was f*cking bananas. Come to think of it, her kitchenette always smelt of a wide variety of fruit. I got the feeling she would let any mango in there.

I was so sexually naive back then; I thought people with fruit fetishes normally come in pears.

Here’s a random pic of an over-sexualised individual:

Photo by Ehimetalor Unuabona on Unsplash

We don’t talk about sex enough

The other day my friend, Woody and I were discussing sex.

Woody’s recently joined a kinky secret club, called the Illuminaughty.

Woody told me the first rule of Illuminaughty club; enter by the back door so there’s no dirtying up of the front passage.

Since Woody’s joined this club, he’s become obsessed with autoerotic asphyxiation. Woody can talk about it until he’s blue in the face. Sadly, he also suffers from clinical depression. So whenever I see a rope in his apartment, I never know whether he’s coming or going.

Woody told me, he and his colleagues recently got caught trying autoerotic asphyxiation at work. His friends got off. But he was suspended.

I advised him to call the autoerotic asphyxiation support line. He said he has, but every time he calls, he hears a recording that says, “all our operators are tied up right now.” They just leave him hanging.

Woody has been encouraging me to get into bondage. He’s been offering to show me the ropes.

Woody’s last girlfriend ended their relationship because he was too kinky in the bedroom. He nearly choked on her sh*t when she told him.

Roleplay and fetishes

The other day, I finally got my partner to ask me if I had any writing-related fetishes. I told her I’m into wordplay.

My partner really likes it, when I wear a business suit in the bedroom. She’s got this kinky fantasy where I’m not a writer at all. She likes to imagine I’ve got a proper job.

Last year, I told my partner we can have sex or go see Star Wars. I was devastated by her response. “I’m on my period and Star Wars is sold out,” she said. But she pulled some strings and got me in.

How was it for you?

Seriously, how was it for you? Although I’m not a huge fan of innuendos, I do like to slip one in every now and then.

How do you penetrate armour?

With an armadildo

Satire
Humor
Sex
Relationships
Sexuality
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