Top Ten Sexiest Questions Asked of Me Answered

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My Sexiest Questions Answered


1.      How many times do you have sex on an average week?

      We have sex about 3-4 times a week and sometimes twice a day.

2.      What's the craziest place you've ever had sex?

The craziest place would have to be in a parking lot.

3.      Have you been to a strip club?

Yes on multiple occasions.  I really enjoy them.

4.      What is your favorite type of porn to watch?

It is a tie between Lesbian porn and Group sex.

5.      If you were going to die tomorrow, what would you want to try in bed tonight?

I would love to bring a couple of people to bed with us tonight.

6.      Are you a Voyeur or an Exhibitionist?

I used to think I was neither, but now I would consider myself more an exhibitionist.

7.      Have you ever had sex on a first date?

Yes. I have no problem being honest about that.

8.      What physical feature on a woman really turns you on?

I like a woman with big breasts.

    9.      Have you taken erotic photos of yourself?

Yes. It helps my husband when he is on vacation.

    10.  If you could hook up with one celebrity, who would it be?

Male: Patrick Dempsey  Female: Rihanna

Comments

  1. Jack and JillNovember 28, 2012 at 11:53 AM

    Very sexy answers to sexy questions. Some thoughts:

    Thoughts on your answers:

    We volunteer to be your bedmates, though we hope it doesn't take you dying tomorrow to make it happen!

    We're huge exhibitionists (as you already know), but we are also huge voyeurs, so your acknowledgement of your own exhibitionist side makes us happy.

    Lucky hubby! Who wouldn't want to enjoy some erotic pictures of you? :)

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