Arousal- Do you want to know?

Hi everyone,

I guess my question has to do with etiquette. I really enjoy reading these message boards as a way to get aroused, sometimes to the point of orgasm. I know that when I post fantasies or pictures or anything like that on other sites, I appreciate some comments. So. . . if one of the posts gets me aroused, do you (as members of this community) want to know that?

Personally, I do. Let's face it, different people are aroused by different things. Particularly when I write a full story (as opposed to a simple forum comment), I write about things that excite me personally. And sometimes, it nice to know that there are other folks out there that enjoy the same things. When I write a story, it's especially gratifying to hear that it touched someone in some way. Either they can relate to something in the story, or it brought them to some point of arousal. It's all good.

The answer is: ... " Hell yes ! "

Respectfully,

Del

I don't think I can express it any better than the preceding posts. I absolutely want to know if the person I am chatting/playing with is becoming aroused. Most of the time, I can guess just by a change in the tone of voice or overall demeanor, but there are some patients that "hide their light", so to speak. If I don't know what pushes their buttons, and what doesn't, how do I know what things to concentrate on in any recheck appointments?

Play On!

LadyDoc

Wet-patient, I can't speak for everyone, but I think I'm safe in saying that I don't see you can go wrong by giving a positive reaction.

After all, by posting a story or detailing an experience on a forum such as Zity, one is more or less inviting comment.

You mention posting pictures: I've made the point elsewhere on the forum that people who create the galleries here could just as easily keep the images they post in their private collections. As someone who has created a few albums, and exchanged messages with others who've done so, I can say that those who share what they have with this community get pleasure from doing so, but when someone leaves a nice comment it is greatly appreciated.

I enjoy looking at the pics, and if there is one I particularly like, it's good to tell the poster. It's obviously a pleasure I share with the poster. Unfortunately I don't have many to share, so I really appreciate the generosity of posters. Let's keep the comments coming!

I would say "YES" reading others post and stories here on the site and also privately chatting with another....it may be the only outside contact some may have.I think it's OK get aroused or arouse the person your talking with.I take it as a compliment if the lady I am talking with says she is getting wet.

In my opinion, as far as etiquette goes, I do not see a problem reporting your arousal. However, as a Playdoc, it's important that a patient be forthcoming with all her relevent medical information. It's for your own good of course, as it could be a serious condition. Are you experiencing other symptoms in addition to wetness, how often does this happen, have you found a means of relief, etc?

Great to show feedback and sharing that it arouses you is a perfect form of flattery. Keeping things tasteful is of course a good part of that, but knowing you are blushing or shifting on your chair is always welcome : )