Information Gap

[kmhirosaki]

So, I was talking with kyellgold earlier this morning, and (as he is sometimes prone/wont to do) he ended up making some comment that got my mind primed in, well, a certain direction

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[kmhirosaki]

Ooh, hey, I'll have to remember that one (both for writing and for whenever I feel like being suscitated).

[toob]

Geez, what is it with you guys and sex?

[kmhirosaki]

It's 'cause Kyell's a fox.

[kyellgold]

If it weren't for sex, none of us would be here.

And if it weren't for gay sex, none of us would be here.

[toob]

Quoth the gentleman with the rainbow-saturated 'gay otter' avatar.

[theottsel]

I'm tempted to call Ted McIlvenna, president of the Institute for the Advancement of Human Sexology (aka Porn University) and see if they've got a term for it.

I know this is a thing. It's similar to how when people exercise, their bodies are more willing, and capable of becoming aroused. It's not that exercise arouses people, it just makes the body more willing to become so.

Lemme consult my creepy sex books from college. :)

[zealianbadass]

Not sure if it's universal, but the endorphin response does tend to set the stage, as it were.

I think it's also potentially linked to a person's vocation or occupation. I've discovered something similar at culinary school/in the restaurant industry. A successful service, a great meal, etc, can prompt what we call 'Food boner', and brings forth that sense of deep-seated satisfaction. It's all in the passion you have for what you're doing.

[sniper3]

ahh, that lovely state of existence where your head and chest are just starting to buzz, and you're silently begging someone to make a pass at you.
I love it. Xd