Ten Things I Like About Meme cont'

[deathpixie]

Day One: Ten things you want to say to ten different people right now.
Day Two: Nine things about yourself.
Day Three: Eight ways to win your heart.
Day Four: Seven things that cross your mind a lot.
Day Five: Six things you wish you’d never done.
Day Six: Five people who mean a lot to you (in no order whatsoever).
Day Seven: Four turn-offs.
Day Eight: Three turn-ons.
Day Nine: Two images that describe your life right now, and why.
Day Ten: One confession.



1) Humour. If someone doesn't laugh with me, I'm not attracted to them in any way whatsoever.

2) Neck and ears. Soft, almost tickling touches along my neck, around the edge of my ear, across my collarbones, kisses on my neck and ears, soft nibbling. Especially when it's slow and teasing. I take a while to warm up, so the more time spent touching, the better it is for me.

3) Since I'm attracted to both men and women, I'm going to sneak in a double answer here at the end.

In women, I'm turned on by soft, smooth skin and toned muscle; not super-thin, but someone who has that layer of muscle going on. Also, I like my girls shorter than me and cute (Gina Torres is the exception, I find her sexy beyond belief).

In men, I'm turned on by strength - I met a rugby player from Texas once who turned me into jelly just by being able to pick me up, literally. I like them to be taller than me (not difficult at five five!) and broad in the shoulders. Again with the skin - smooth, good-smelling, not too heavy on the cologne or aftershave; soap and deodorant can be sexy as hell.

So, basically I need to hang out at martial arts clubs again. Or sports medcine clinics. *wry*

Comments

[frito-kal.livejournal.com]

Sounds crazy, but maybe you do? I mean, exercise is great for fighting depression (there's research that shows it's as good as meds in some people) and martial arts ranked pretty high in being VERY good at it (goal-oriented, organized, semi-social, high amount of endorphins) and I bet you could find a place that would deal with the ankle issues.

[deathpixie]

Unfortunately, I`m having a major fiscal crisis - I just had to cancel the Y membership `cause I can`t afford it. I only have `spare` money for therapy, alas!

Next year when I get myself sorted again, perhaps. The Y does have Tai Chi which I was curious about.

[trishalynn.livejournal.com]

One of the things which is motivating the hell out of me to keep working on my therapy breakthroughs is that if I make that last one, then I'll be able to stop going to therapy and start working on my body image issues by taking classes at a gym or whatever. It's a choice, and I like how we've chosen to work on our heads first.