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I’ve only had sex with one black guy, sans dirty talk.
The white guys I’ve had sex with, I’d say about half were into some sort of talking, one was into serious dirty talk. My experience is that talking during sex falls into 3 categories:
- Comfortable with feedback: It feels so good when you X, Why don’t you get on top, etc.
- Into a bit of dirty talk: You’re so naughty; You like X, don’t you, you little slut; etc.
- Serious dirty talk: Of the type Diosa describes, very explicit and not confined to the bedroom.
Then there’s
- Guys who don’t really talk, but moan or grunt approval, and
- Guys who make no noise at all, even when they climax. These guys are weird, but I’ve only ever dated one, so they’re rather uncommon in my experience.
Most guys fall into 1, 2, or 4. I’ve only ever been with one guy who was into really serious dirty talk where he wasn’t just repeating a few stock phrases. He’d also do it when we weren’t in the bedroom or on our way to it, like the time he growled into my ear (before we’d ever done the deed) “I’d ravish you.” That was really hot.
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Just to clarify, my hubby and I are both (with a nod to Weird Al) whiter than sour cream. I am very, very proud that I singlehandedly, over a course of about 10 years, changed him from a 5 to a 3! When we first started seeing one another, he was silent, silent, silent. After a while, by being clear about what turns me on (and it ain’t silence, dammit!), I got him to a point where he would at least vocalize during, uh, key times. These days, though, we’ll be in a movie theater or a restaurant or bar or something, and he’ll pull me close and start whispering wonderful, explicit things in my ear! Yum!
Unfortunately, I can’t add anything to the black/white divide, because I have no sexual experience with black men, outside of my years as a phone sex operator. In that capacity, I’d have to say my results don’t count, because, hey, white men who are not comfortable with sexually explicit talk wouldn’t be calling a phone sex line, right?