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Making love. To want to throw up.....

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TheNaze73 · 13/06/2016 16:51

When people use the expression "making love"

Makes me want to vomit on the spot, puts my teeth on edge & it just sounds, so Mills and Boon

AIBU?

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AreWeHumanOrAreWeDancers · 15/06/2016 00:29

I love this thread!

Hello this is my first time on a thread... but ice lurked too long and need to put myself... and this is the thread that's inspired me to do it! 😂😂😂

I love the euphemistic and animalistic phrases on here - the worst for me is 'hide the sausage'!! I'd run a bloody mile! 🙈

I'm in a fairly new relationship - we tend to use fuck in an 'excited' tone 😜 But mostly snog each other's face off and say "hello" "hello" in a suggestive manner! How coy. How utterly British! 😂😂

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Sleepingonthebus · 15/06/2016 00:40

DP and I 'ravish' each other.

As in 'Fancy some ravishment later?'

Not even a word but it works for us. We also have sex and shag.

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Ilovetorrentialrain · 15/06/2016 08:22

I've just realised we never actually say anything like that at all! Been together a good few years now. Sex just happens and it's pretty obvious when things are going that way. We never actually ask each other.

Some of these are brilliant phrases though so maybe I should start!

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Milzilla · 15/06/2016 08:40

Shag makes me cringe the most. Fuck is just awful.

We say 'shall we do it?' 'Do you fancy doing it!' Haha, how dull.

We're ttc so last night I said 'we need to get jiggy' 😄

Am also a fan of the old 'sex' - simple, proper word for it!

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Oysterbabe · 15/06/2016 08:48

We never say anything either, just happens.
I think 'bumping uglies' works.

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AndrastesKnickerweasels · 15/06/2016 09:13

We shag, but we also "become one with the mattress."

Or DP just describes exactly what he'd like to do, in rather explicit detail.
His goal is to elicit something more than "Oh, indeed?" Once I slip, it's nudity and X-ratings all around.

Bit of a daft game, but there you have it.

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thedogdaysareover · 15/06/2016 09:35

YANBU

Same category as people who use the words "moist", "flange" and "jugs" without laughing.

If my DH said it I would think he was insane, or in secret love with someone more ladylike than myself. Sex is not polite in our house. "making love" certainly wouldn't square with what the dirty bigger said to me during, and I wouldn't have it any other way. I scored a pervert. timhenmanpowergrab

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thedogdaysareover · 15/06/2016 09:37

Bugger. Smile

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ArmySal · 15/06/2016 09:42

Oh God no, 'making love/make love' makes me cringe myself inside out.

My first boyfriend told me he wanted to make love to me as he was feathery stroking my face. I was immediately put off him so couldn't bring myself to lose my virginity to him.

I just ask DP if he fancies a ride, or as a PP said, push my arse into his lap when in bed. Classy Grin

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Secretloverofsparklystuff · 15/06/2016 10:00

It's 'fancy a bit?' In our house

An ex of mine, when he came round to my flat, used to say 'should we go to your special room?' (The bedroom, not some 50 shades play room I should add!!) that was too cringy.

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Oysterbabe · 15/06/2016 10:04

Oh actually we sometimes say snuggle, as in Simpsons. Only in a jokey way though.

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BathshebaDarkstone · 15/06/2016 10:07

DH calls it "cuddling", which makes it impossible to ask for an actual cuddle. Angry

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BathshebaDarkstone · 15/06/2016 10:10

A chat up line that a friend of mine once used with success: "You look like you could use an orgasm later." Grin

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KittyKrap · 15/06/2016 10:11

Making love is awful. But DH says 'making lurrrrve' in a Barry White voice while doing his sexy dance, 'are ya feeling horny baby? Oh yeahhh'.

It's just to take the piss really, it's not his actual mating call. I know we're in for saucy time if he pushes the cats off the bed.

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loopylinda · 15/06/2016 10:22

Lets play hide the sausage always makes me laugh.

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Hausfrau29 · 15/06/2016 10:49

You know what time it is... It's business time...

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Cool1Cat · 15/06/2016 11:13

I like it for loving sex which does in fact 'make love' as it deepens a relationship. Shagginging, fucking etc can just be physical release, one night stands etc

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sala · 15/06/2016 11:28

It's a 'bunk up' in our house.

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TwatbadgingCuntfuckery · 15/06/2016 19:14

came across 'swive' today.

www.dictionary.com/browse/swive

decided this is the word I am going to use in place of shagging Grin

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MaQueen · 15/06/2016 19:28

Swive is a lovely old Anglo Saxon term (as is fuck, obviously). They also used futtering which I quite like Smile

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TheNaze73 · 15/06/2016 19:35

They are all beautiful new words to me, MaQueen & twatbadge Would have liked them to have come up, on Call My Bluff. Showing my age there Wink

I love the English language

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TwatbadgingCuntfuckery · 15/06/2016 19:39

oh I've not heard futtering either!

I really should start using these.

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MaQueen · 15/06/2016 20:00

Happy to oblige Smile

You could name change to TwatbadgingCuntFuttery Wink

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MaQueen · 15/06/2016 20:01

Has the phrase Slip you a length of pork sword been mentioned yet?

No...? RightyO, just me then...

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TwatbadgingCuntfuckery · 15/06/2016 20:17

haha ma I have heard that so many times I ask where the chipolata's are hidden Grin

I would change my name but I Like a bit of fuckery too

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