Sunday, 27 June 2010

  • What Stupid Things Have You Done To Get A Little Bedroom Action?


    Let's be frank: anyone who is actively sexing has probably done something incredibly unintelligent or seriously crazy to get their groove on.

    We we want to know what Datingish readers have been up to.


    Don't be shy-- you are among friends and many fellow sexually charged bloggers.

    Here is a sample of what some Jezebel commenters have 'fessed up to:

    "Once in college I was making out with a fellow English major who asked me to recite my favorite poem by heart. I swooned because I thought he was deep and because he had a British accent (I know). I blanked, so I told him that my favorite poem was in another language. Then I recited the Lord's Prayer in Lithuanian.

    As I pictured my grandmother rolling over in her grave, he was like, "Oh my God. That's so fucking hot." Then I took him home. It was totally vanilla, though--he even told me that I looked bored! While I am not at all religious, I feel like I was being taught some lesson on the cosmic level."

    And here's another good one...

    "A few weeks ago I went home to Philly to get my wisdom teeth out (I'm in college and live in NYC most of the time). Two days before the procedure, a friend and I decided to belatedly celebrate our 21st birthdays by exploring the bar scene in Philly for the first time. Long story short I ended up getting with this hot older guy who I very much wanted to see again before I went back to NY. Unfortunately, he was only free the following Thursday, or three days after I had gotten my wisdom teeth out. I wasn't too chipmunk-y so I took some vicodin and just sucked it up... pun intended.

    Yeah, I popped my stitches sucking dick. I am relieved that everything healed fine on its own because that would have been a hella-awkward conversation to have with the dentist."

    You can read more here and the top entries here.

    So tell us, what have you done?

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