Dirty
Talk is pne of those things that people either absolutely LOVE, or makes them
want to hide under the covers in shame (and not in the fun way). The awkward
truth is, that even the ones who secretly dig it are often too shy, too
worried, or just plain too confused to actually say anything sexy out loud.
They
want to, they really do—but they're left thinking, what the hell do you even
say? Do you sound sexy? Are you saying it right? Or do you just sound… weird?
You
freeze up, your brain goes blank, and suddenly you’re more awkward than a
middle school dance. You go back to browsing all manner of weird and wonderful
online porn categories,
trying to work out how to do it right.
But
the truth is, there isn’t a single right way to do dirty talk. No magic phrase,
no secret script. As long as it gets you both hot and bothered, you’re doing it
right.
Let’s
get into how to unlock your inner filth machine.
So
you’ve decided to dip into the pool of dirty talk, but now what? How do you
break the ice without feeling like a complete idiot?
First
off, it’s normal to feel awkward—that’s part of the fun. Everyone starts
somewhere. You don’t need to open with, “I’m going to ravish you like a sex
god.” In fact, please don’t - unless you want your partner to burst into
laughter, which could be a cute moment, but not exactly what you were going
for.
Start
small. A good way to ease into it is by giving compliments. Tell your partner
what you love about them in the moment, but with a little heat:
“God, your body looks incredible right
now.”
“I can’t wait to touch you all over.”
Still
nervous? Stick to something like:
“You make me so turned on.”
“I love the way you feel.”
Simple,
but effective. You don’t have to unleash some full-blown erotic dialogue. Think
of it like warming up before a workout. If you feel like pushing it a little
further, describe what’s happening:
“I love the way your skin feels
against mine.”
“You feel so good inside me.”
Sometimes
the hottest stuff is the simplest:
“You make me so fucking wet/hard.”
“I need you. Right now.”
“I’m gonna make you beg tonight.”
The
more you get comfortable hearing your own voice while getting steamy, the
easier it gets. It’s like any skill - you’ll suck at first (pun fully
intended).
The
easiest way to figure out what works for your partner is to ask them
(preferably before you’re in the heat of the moment). You don’t have to host a
formal Q&A session. Just throw some feelers out there:
“Hey,
I’ve been thinking about trying a little dirty talk in the bedroom. How do you
feel about that?”
If
they seem open to it, great! You can even ask them what specific words or
phrases they like to hear. Maybe they love being called “baby” or “stud,” but
recoil in horror at something more extreme like “slut” or “daddy.”
And,
yeah, don’t guess—especially if you’re new to this. The last thing you want is
to be mid-sex and drop a “Who’s your daddy?” bomb and they’re like, “Uh, no
one. Stop.”
If
your partner seems unsure, keep it light and let them guide you. It could be
something as simple as them responding positively when you say, “You feel so
good,” or moaning a little louder when you throw in a “I can’t get enough of
you.”
Dirty
talk isn’t just about sounding sexy; it can actually bring you and your partner
closer. How can throwing around “fuck me harder” lead to emotional intimacy?
Simple. It’s about trust and vulnerability.
When
you open your mouth (and not just for obvious reasons) and get vocal about what
turns you on, you’re sharing a more intimate side of yourself. You’re saying,
“Hey, I trust you enough to let you see this side of me that’s raw,
uninhibited, and maybe even a little embarrassing.”
That
vulnerability? That’s where the connection deepens.
Good
dirty talk also shows you’re paying attention to your partner:
“That feels amazing when you do that
with your tongue.”
“God, I love it when you touch me like
that.”
Of
course, dirty talk doesn’t always have to be intense. Throw in some teasing to
get the juices flowing before you hit the sheets:
“You’re not ready for what I will do
to you later.”
“I’ve been thinking about you all
day.”
It’s
like preheating the oven before sliding in the main course. By the time you’re
actually in bed, things are already bubbling over.
Just
remember: be yourself, don’t overthink it, and have fun. You’re not auditioning
for some NSFW soap opera—you’re just connecting with your partner, adding a
little spice to the bedroom, and having a damn good time while doing it.