Naughty wife talks: What a sweet man tastes like

What does a sweet man tastes like?

Is a man sweet when he is packing a huge zubra, and his woman says he can fill her completely?

Or is it when a man can drill a woman with his turgid erection for hours?

What is it that qualifies a man to be sweet?

I don’t think any of that actually qualifies or completely defines a sweet man. I’m afraid they really don’t. I am old and wise enough to know. Besides, I have talked with hundreds of women to qualify as expert on the subject.

I remember a woman telling me something about a sweet man I will never forget. She was talking about her ex with this visible yearning, or was it regret?

‘I had this boyfriend before I met my husband,’ she told me. ‘I hoped he would marry me but so many women wanted him to themselves at that time. You know what, that boy was so sweet. Very sweet. The only thing he needed to do to make you cum is to put his penis in your vagina. Up till now I still wonder what was in his dick that made it so sweet. It is not the size or anything. He is just sweet. Immediately he penetrates me, I climax many times over. It is like he dipped his wand in sugar.’

To cut the long story short, any woman that ever had a taste of that young man refused to let him go, they kept coming for more and fighting each other over him. At the end, they killed him, poisoned him. They killed him rather than let him go. That’s one of the disadvantages of being too sweet.

I simply surmise that the guy made himself so loveable – from the way he talked or treated his women – that all he needed to do was to touch them for them to cum like mad. Love making starts from the words, the gestures, before penetration.

It has little to do with his Mr. Johnson, or the way he twisted his waist, or how long he lasted. It is the way he treats his woman or presented himself to his woman. And it also comes natural, or perfected.

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