if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?
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Sex God
Quote by blackwisper
if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?
love john
If he were reading it with a sardonic smile and chuckling or tutting occasionally at the lack of literary merit, then that might be a turn on. But then that might just be me.
Quote by noladreams
if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?
love john
If he were reading it with a sardonic smile and chuckling or tutting occasionally at the lack of literary merit, then that might be a turn on. But then that might just be me.
See this (or perhaps I should be clear - it's the opposite of this) that would make it a turn off for me.
If he was reading it without the "sardonic smile and chuckling or tutting occasionally at the lack of literary merit" then I would be turned off. I just can't take the books seriously and I'm afraid that anyone who did take them seriously would not be a turn on for me :-?
Sex God
Not got a clue, have any males on here read it?
And what are their thoughts on it?
And what are their thoughts on it?
Sex God
Quote by blackwisper
if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?
love john
Turn off, because he is obviously American.
Sex God
Blimey - snobbery is alive and well.
To be 'turned off' because someone is reading a book you didn't enjoy?
Best not mention I loved reading Biggles books at Uni. I'll never get a meet again with the literati on here.
To be 'turned off' because someone is reading a book you didn't enjoy?
Best not mention I loved reading Biggles books at Uni. I'll never get a meet again with the literati on here.
Sex God
Are you saying that watching a guy read a book turns you on?
Sex God
Quote by Trevaunance
Are you saying that watching a guy read a book turns you on?
Actually, yes. An interest in literature *could* be a turn on as it is something I'm passionate about. An interest in certain music or art could also add to a person's attractiveness, in my eyes.
We're all different.
Sex God
Quote by foxylady2209
Blimey - snobbery is alive and well.
To be 'turned off' because someone is reading a book you didn't enjoy?
Best not mention I loved reading Biggles books at Uni. I'll never get a meet again with the literati on here.
Snobbery? Not so sure I'd call it that. I doubt I'd be turned off by someone reading something I didn't like (unless it was The Sun) but I reckon I could definitely have my interest piqued by someone reading something I thought interesting...
Sex God
Quote by SinSi
Most of the guys on here can't read a profile let alone read a book?!
I belong to a reading group which has about a 50-50 ratio of men and women. Actually it tends to be the men who choose the "heavier" books.
Sex God
Quote by noladreams
Actually, yes. An interest in literature *could* be a turn on as it is something I'm passionate about. An interest in certain music or art could also add to a person's attractiveness, in my eyes. We're all different.
The OP asked a closed question, 'if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?' There are only two answers, yes or no. The fact that you use '*could*' in your answer shows that you are not answering the question, just looking at possible scenarios that fit.
Sex God
Quote by Trevaunance
Actually, yes. An interest in literature *could* be a turn on as it is something I'm passionate about. An interest in certain music or art could also add to a person's attractiveness, in my eyes. We're all different.
The OP asked a closed question, 'if you saw a guy reading 50 shades of gray, would it be a turn on or a turn off?' There are only two answers, yes or no. The fact that you use '*could*' in your answer shows that you are not answering the question, just looking at possible scenarios that fit.
Actually, I was answering your question:
Quote by Trevaunance
Are you saying that watching a guy read a book turns you on?
I'd already answered the OP further up in the thread.
Sex God
And I was commenting on the post above mine!
Master of Sex
Quote by Sarah
Not got a clue, have any males on here read it?
And what are their thoughts on it?
Young (27yrs old) guy I know read all 3. Asked him what he thought and he said:" they're alright, got a bit repetitive in the end and I found myself skim-reading through the sex bits to get back to the story.."
Quote by foxylady2209
Blimey - snobbery is alive and well.
To be 'turned off' because someone is reading a book you didn't enjoy?
Best not mention I loved reading Biggles books at Uni. I'll never get a meet again with the literati on here.
I'm not sure what "snobbery" has to do with it but anyway i am definetly not a snob
i havn't read the books or even one of them, just read a short extract on amazon and found it complete and utter drivel, hence i would be turned off by a guy reading it simply for that reason :) i tend to prefer to meet men who are interested in the same things i am :) Sex God
I wonder if all the ladie sthat want a Mr Gray have read all the books. He's a fucked up person with huge problems.
Mind you, he's gorgeous and rich as Midas so he's certainly do for a weekend away. I think I would like a dom to be less likely to have a psychotic crisis while I'm tied up and he's got a flogger in his hand.
Mind you, he's gorgeous and rich as Midas so he's certainly do for a weekend away. I think I would like a dom to be less likely to have a psychotic crisis while I'm tied up and he's got a flogger in his hand.
Sex God
A bit odd for the author to choose that name for the character too, when you consider the main dictionary definitions:
gray:
1. of a colour between white and black; having a neutral hue.
2. dark, dismal, or gloomy.
3. dull, dreary, or monotonous.
gray:
1. of a colour between white and black; having a neutral hue.
2. dark, dismal, or gloomy.
3. dull, dreary, or monotonous.
