Suzanne NobleHost, Sex Advice for Seniors · Sex, Dating & Relationship Advice for Over 50s

Tell me an (erotic) story

18 Jan 2023 · 2 min

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In this monologue, the speaker argues that the brain is the most powerful sexual organ, emphasizing the role of imagination in sexual arousal. They advocate reading erotic literature—specifically citing Stella Black's Daddy's Girl as a favorite—to spark ideas and enhance desire. The speaker also shares personal experience writing erotic stories, describing the excitement of reimagining past experiences on paper and reading them aloud. Finally, they suggest that sharing erotic stories or written fantasies with a partner can be an effective way to turn the partner on and deepen sexual connection.

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The biggest sex organ is, of course, your brain, and we can never underestimate the power of our brain and our imagination to turn us on. And one of the ways that we can do that, and we can exercise our brain and create fantasies and just stimulate all ideas around sex, is is by reading erotic stories. Way, way, way before Fifty Shades of Grey and all that nonsense, I read a book by Stella Black called Daddy's Girl, which is still my absolute favorite erotic book. It's so horny. Well, I find it so horny, and I know that I've passed it on to people and I suggested to them that if they really want to turn me on, then they read this book and get some ideas. But I've also written erotic stories, and I've written about my experiences, and I've really enjoyed the process of just reimagining some of the experiences that I've had and putting those down on paper. And I found just that process and reading it back to myself really exciting as well. So if you want to turn on your partner, perhaps share a story or book with them, or write down a fantasy that you've had and live it out.