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Reddit user celena6443 asked: 'What's something simple that turns you on?'

Whatever gets you there.

That is my motto when it comes to the ways of seduction.

Turning someone on can be an art form.

Or it can be a simple accident.

Some people have ways that have been perfected.

Other people just stumble along and strike gold.


Redditor celena6443 had some questions about seduction, so they asked:

"What's something simple that turns you on?"

A smile.

A simple smile gets me all of the time.

Kindness First

"I like it when she’s nice."

Ok_Pear_8291

"I like it when she's mean but in a nice way."

presideAM

Making Moves

"Returned interest. If I’m making a move, they’re making it known it’s very welcome."

DefinitelyNotADave

"This is the one. I am texting a girl who I have no idea if she’s into me or not but she gave me her number, didn’t reply to the last text I sent and I’m just like… well it was a question so I’m definitely not going to text again. Now I sit and wonder. I think I may overthink this whole dating thing."

eoJ_semoC_ereH

"Enthusiastic consent is appreciated. If I feel like I'm imposing on someone in any way, it makes me withdraw to avoid being a nuisance. I don't understand why some guys like it when girls display discomfort with romantic vibes."

FriedMattato

The Story

"My wife’s hips when she’s sitting. Specifically, if she’s in her undies doing her makeup, and I can see the little crease that her side butt/hips make. Don’t know why, but just makes me lose all train of thought if I see it."

theonephaze23

"I do indeed lose my train of thought regularly, i.e. whenever my wife changes her crossed legs while sitting on the couch and I'm facing her telling a story."

apeaquatic

"Exactly the same for me!! When I told my wife she don’t get it, and it is that line where her thigh meets the hip it's just so hot."

ilithios27

I Remember

"When she remembers things from previous conversations where I've talked about my hobbies, interests, favorite foods etc etc. I don't tell people these things with the expectation of them remembering or even caring but knowing they've paid attention and cared enough to remember the things I'm passionate about makes me feel valued, respected, and wanted. Anyone who doesn't try to suppress the little kid inside me that is passionate about some dorky things is cool with me."

warrof1

Hold Me

Hugs GIFGiphy

"Hug from behind."

happygolucky226I

"Came to the comments to find this. I’m not a short woman, but my husband is much taller than me and a hug from behind combined with a back-of-neck kiss will get me from 0 to 1000 real quick."

IntuitiveMonster

Hug me, hold me, love me.

From behind I feel it.

Not Feet?

Hands Nails GIF by 2021 MTV Video Music AwardsGiphy

"Had a casual hookup once who very sensually played with my hands and wow that was a level of intimacy I wasn't aware I could experience, and the immediate go zone it threw me into."

BlondeBreveHC

Big Talker

"The way a guy talks. Not just tone of voice but how he uses his words, or if he talks with his hands, etc."

Kbrown_021

Simplicity

"All my attention-starved ass can think of is positive direct attention. Like, when a person is very clearly interested in talking to you. Instead of passing greetings and bland conversation with the group that could be directed towards anybody who'd listen, they quickly direct their attention towards you and ask questions, trying to get to know you. "

"If someone hot does that... historically I've been too scared to do sh*t, but it definitely gets my heart pounding. Also, boobs. I'm a simple man."

2Scarhand

Gazing

"Eye contact."

nopestillgotit

"As an introvert and... I don't know someone who finds prolonged eye contact uncomfortable, if I'm attracted to someone and they are the type where they hold your gaze in conversations, I get sooo flustered so quick just—tingles everywhere."

bich-imma-slap-u

"This!! Oh, I go weak in my knees when my partner deep gazes into my eyes."

Impressive_Flan1600

Anything

"Sad cringe, but anything that says hey, here's something that I've done for you in my own free time specifically because I remember you saying you liked it, or because I wanted to impress you with something I personally like. I don't know, something (anything) that just reassures me that I'm not just the fat kid on the other end of the seesaw."

tazil_monkey

LOL

Mothers Day Lol GIF by reactionseditorGiphy

"A compatible sense of humor. I like to make people laugh and have a unique sense of humor so if I make a woman laugh I'll catch feelings pretty quick. but if she makes me laugh I'm gonna be in love."

dimmu1313

Laughter is the best medicine.

And the best way to love.

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