Is there an adjective .

Lumberton, NJ, Us

BT... "I hear a roundhouse, open-handed slap from a matronly RN usually does the trick."

I read that and thought I had wandered into a Fantasies Discussion thread again. Please tell me I'm not the only one with a Nurse Ratchet fetish.

She gives great meds.

New Orleans, LA, Us

Actually, Cialis falls under the “And Still He Persisted” category.

I hear a roundhouse, open-handed slap from a matronly RN usually does the trick.

BT

Anacortes, WA, Us

I hear Cialis helps with that...

New Orleans, LA, Us

Don’t feel embarrassed. I was just being a persistent dick.

BT

Anacortes, WA, Us

BT.

Ouch. Embarrassed so I'll change my previous response to "Slutty". Same reason. Though I like free as well it's pretty broad. The freedom to embrace the term Slutty seems liberating. Is to me. I'm feeling rather slutty this week.

New Orleans, LA, Us

Happy to give credit where it’s due.

...and thank you, Mrs. (I hope) Knightly...

BT

I also think I mistyped when I wrote Oxford or Harvard colon instead of comma, but if a woman’s ok with the colon, who am I to argue?

SLOtownerVeteran
San Luis Obispo, CA, Us

Awww Shucks, BT
:-)
slo

Dont sell yourself short, you're a big reason too. Ha

New Orleans, LA, Us

I’m guessing It’s because SLO came along and finally used an adjective instead of noun (and kudos to him for doing so btw).

BT

This is my favorite thread on this entire site. Just A+ from everyone.

SLOtownerVeteran
San Luis Obispo, CA, Us

Might the term you ar looking for be a "free" woman?

New Orleans, LA, Us

Period? What would that have to do with a little semi-colon access, let alone her Oxford or Harvard colon for that matter? ...just put the puppet on the phone...

BT

Fresno, CA, Us

BT, that'll work fine most of the month. At least until she's on her period.

Anacortes, WA, Us

We use slut. We embrace it. Sometimes the muggles don't get it but I'm often conflicted about how badly I really want to try waking them up anyway.

New Orleans, LA, Us

Yeah, I can hear it now, Baby... If you love me, you’d let me... Maybe just the semi-colon?

BT

...Heading over to The Double Penetration thread to see how they’re doing with the DP/DVP issue ;-)

Fresno, CA, Us

Hell, just wait until the punctuation thread, and accusations of trying to insert your Oxford Comma into someone's colon.

New Orleans, LA, Us

Wait... Is this the Is there an Adjective...or Is There a Noun thread??

BT

Lumberton, NJ, Us

See your point az_couple_69... how about Stag/Minx?

Glendale, AZ, Us

The problem with vixen is that it also has a bitchy connotation. Also, foxes aren't especially promiscuous. Grey foxes pair bond for life, and red foxes are serial monogamous (one partner each year). Not to mention, they only fuck like 1 or 2 weeks a year.

And perhaps that leads to the word I was looking for... promiscuous. It comes from Latin and origin means across types, a variety, non-discriminatory based on group.

It does have a negative connotation that too many cheapens the value of each, but I have never found that to be the case with sex.

Lumberton, NJ, Us

RonKathy I've seen your methodology referred to by some as Stag/Vixen. Kudos under any name.

Shelton, WA, Us

How about:

Randy

Frisky

or

Damn, I need to meet this woman.

DNLBVeteran
Pensacola, FL, Us

Hotwife = Gangbang ?

News to me.

Glendale, AZ, Us

Wasn't judging the practice. Just saying that the word seems to have some assumptions. Example is local club has "hotwife night", defining it as a night for women that love to gang bang a crowd of men.

Phoenix, AZ, Us

Maybe instead of a word, you could start your compliments by saying one of the things I love that you do (or are) is... Or, it's so hot when you...

Maybe it's just me, but I like specificity in my compliments way more than I like definitions.

Glendale, AZ, Us

MILF, like most of the positive connotation words for women, imply physical attractiveness rather than sexual practice.

Hot wife may be closest to what I am looking for, but that seems to imply a whole other set of assumptions.