I have recently heard that many people do not like the word moist. If you are bothered by this word, please leave a comment explaining why.
MOIST - Does this word bother you?
05/10/2016
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I've also heard people talk about their discomfort with the word "moist".
I got the impression that it's just very expressive and maybe a little too dirty for some people?
I find it pretty perplexing. I think that if anything, it's sexy.
I got the impression that it's just very expressive and maybe a little too dirty for some people?
I find it pretty perplexing. I think that if anything, it's sexy.
05/11/2016
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Cakes,
Originally posted by
CAKES
I have recently heard that many people do not like the word moist. If you are bothered by this word, please leave a comment explaining why.
Never heard of this. Of course we don't discuss sexual things with anyone we know. Can you give an example or use it in context ?
05/11/2016
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LOL!
Originally posted by
CAKES
I have recently heard that many people do not like the word moist. If you are bothered by this word, please leave a comment explaining why.
If you are saying bothered... the answer is yes BUT I dont dislike the word.
Let me give you an example...
I am also bothered by the word slacks.
Truth is the word slacks bothers me more than moist LOL!
However I think you will find women are the biggest component of hating the word.
Keep in mind the connotation and what it is being compared to.
05/11/2016
I actually find this word kinda hot. If my SO said, "Look how moist your pussy is getting," I think that I might just melt!
05/11/2016
The last time I heard the word "moist" was in reference to a cake.
Does that mean to some women they also don't like the word, wet ?
Does that mean to some women they also don't like the word, wet ?
05/11/2016
This came up in a conversation at work recently in relation to a teacher being fired for using the word vagina to describe artworks of technically the female vulva. I find it kind of outrageous. So conversation turned to the concept of another article recently related to a study of words people dislike w/ "moist" being one of them. I think it all depends on context vs a word being problematic on it's own. I think limiting educators from using the medical or actual names for human anatomy is kind of absurd. Just like using moist to describe cake, soil, etc makes sense and doesn't have any sexual connotation.
But I joked inline with DancerKittyKat's comment, that "moist vagina" might be a more sexualized usage of the two words. But honestly depends on the imagery that the hearer connects to the word regardless of the context that can lead to a sexual perception. Also, most of the people I know who dislike the word moist tend to be more sexually repressed.
But I joked inline with DancerKittyKat's comment, that "moist vagina" might be a more sexualized usage of the two words. But honestly depends on the imagery that the hearer connects to the word regardless of the context that can lead to a sexual perception. Also, most of the people I know who dislike the word moist tend to be more sexually repressed.
05/11/2016
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How's this for context? James' brow was moist from completing 2 miles around the track in under 12 minutes. Imediatly after the 2 miles he successfully completed 15 pushups. It was around the 6th push up his armpits and lower back became moist. With the moisture collecting on his shirt, you could tell he had been exerting his maximum effort.
Originally posted by
OH&W, Lovebears
Cakes,
Never heard of this. Of course we don't discuss sexual things with anyone we know. Can you give an example or use it in context ?
Never heard of this. Of course we don't discuss sexual things with anyone we know. Can you give an example or use it in context ?
05/11/2016
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No, I meant where it might be interrupted as possibly disturbing someone.
Originally posted by
Inquisitor
How's this for context? James' brow was moist from completing 2 miles around the track in under 12 minutes. Imediatly after the 2 miles he successfully completed 15 pushups. It was around the 6th push up his armpits and lower back became
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How's this for context? James' brow was moist from completing 2 miles around the track in under 12 minutes. Imediatly after the 2 miles he successfully completed 15 pushups. It was around the 6th push up his armpits and lower back became moist. With the moisture collecting on his shirt, you could tell he had been exerting his maximum effort.
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After doing some reading, perhaps some are bothered when describing certain body parts. Moist it in the top 6 or words found disturbing to women.
I can tell you moisture is a bad word to a homeowner. Moisture in the dual pane windows or in the walls. Moist basements are bad. Ok, I'm a litte off topic now. Sorry,
05/12/2016
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This is when "derailed memes" show up. I assume you mean interpreted?
Originally posted by
OH&W, Lovebears
No, I meant where it might be interrupted as possibly disturbing someone.
After doing some reading, perhaps some are bothered when describing certain body parts. Moist it in the top 6 or words found disturbing to women.
I ... more
After doing some reading, perhaps some are bothered when describing certain body parts. Moist it in the top 6 or words found disturbing to women.
I ... more
No, I meant where it might be interrupted as possibly disturbing someone.
After doing some reading, perhaps some are bothered when describing certain body parts. Moist it in the top 6 or words found disturbing to women.
I can tell you moisture is a bad word to a homeowner. Moisture in the dual pane windows or in the walls. Moist basements are bad. Ok, I'm a litte off topic now. Sorry, less
After doing some reading, perhaps some are bothered when describing certain body parts. Moist it in the top 6 or words found disturbing to women.
I can tell you moisture is a bad word to a homeowner. Moisture in the dual pane windows or in the walls. Moist basements are bad. Ok, I'm a litte off topic now. Sorry, less
I was talking with my girlfriend after posting here and was like it is a very descriptive word that I think everyone has a visceral reaction to. So kind of depends on the pre-conceived representations you have for the word that leads to potentially sexual or disturbing reactions to the word, even if used in a non-sexual context. This isn't much different than any other bias we might have either consciously or subconsciously that shape the we react to people, things, words, etc.
But agree, a moist basement is kind of gross... But my issue is more now with the state of the basement than the word moist
05/12/2016
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MrClark,
Originally posted by
MrClark
This is when "derailed memes" show up. I assume you mean interpreted?
I was talking with my girlfriend after posting here and was like it is a very descriptive word that I think everyone has a visceral reaction to. So kind of ... more
I was talking with my girlfriend after posting here and was like it is a very descriptive word that I think everyone has a visceral reaction to. So kind of ... more
This is when "derailed memes" show up. I assume you mean interpreted?
I was talking with my girlfriend after posting here and was like it is a very descriptive word that I think everyone has a visceral reaction to. So kind of depends on the pre-conceived representations you have for the word that leads to potentially sexual or disturbing reactions to the word, even if used in a non-sexual context. This isn't much different than any other bias we might have either consciously or subconsciously that shape the we react to people, things, words, etc.
But agree, a moist basement is kind of gross... But my issue is more now with the state of the basement than the word moist less
I was talking with my girlfriend after posting here and was like it is a very descriptive word that I think everyone has a visceral reaction to. So kind of depends on the pre-conceived representations you have for the word that leads to potentially sexual or disturbing reactions to the word, even if used in a non-sexual context. This isn't much different than any other bias we might have either consciously or subconsciously that shape the we react to people, things, words, etc.
But agree, a moist basement is kind of gross... But my issue is more now with the state of the basement than the word moist less
I agree with you wholeheartedly. It does depend on previous conception. And how one heard or used it in context before. I asked my wife what pops in her mind and she said moist chicken or tender meat. I also asked what if referred to a women. She said vagina.
05/13/2016
There is a girl at work that it will bother her in any context and it cracks me up. I just don't think about it until after I've said it and she gets that look of horror. I just laugh and it's almost like you can't stop saying it after that
05/13/2016
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I would have so much fun messing with her.
Originally posted by
Vnessa
There is a girl at work that it will bother her in any context and it cracks me up. I just don't think about it until after I've said it and she gets that look of horror. I just laugh and it's almost like you can't stop saying it after that
05/14/2016
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Originally posted by
DancerKittyKat
I actually find this word kinda hot. If my SO said, "Look how moist your pussy is getting," I think that I might just melt!
05/14/2016
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Maybe those people prefer the word "juicy".
Originally posted by
CAKES
I have recently heard that many people do not like the word moist. If you are bothered by this word, please leave a comment explaining why.
05/15/2016
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woops, I thought I added this, but I forgot
Originally posted by
RobbieVibrates
* moist is a function that compliments both parties involved I say...
* maybe I am unique, but I've been know to actually get 'moist' during erotic play yes, google it, it does happen, so moist is good!!
05/15/2016
I’ve heard a lot of women complain about this word...the only thing I think of when I hear the word moist is my moms chocolate cake
10/13/2018
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