When I spot a woman who’s seriously sexually attractive, it’s like a switch flips—there’s this rush that hits me, a mix of heat and curiosity that’s hard to shake. For me, it’s not just about the obvious stuff like a pretty face or a nice figure; it’s specific features that catch my eye, ones that hint at how she’d handle me, since I’m way bigger than average down there. I’m talking hips that look sturdy, a solid frame, maybe thicker thighs—stuff that says she could take it without breaking. It’s not even conscious half the time; my brain just zeroes in on those details like it’s running a checklist.
The thought process kicks in fast. I see her, and my mind’s already picturing it—how tough it’d be to get inside her, whether she’d tense up or ease into it. I imagine that first push, the resistance, how her body might flinch or stretch to adjust. I start thinking about how she’d react over time. Would her hips shift a little wider after a while? Would she start craving it, her body molding to fit me? I wonder how she’d move—tight and cautious at first, then maybe looser, more confident once she’s used to it. The challenge of penetrating her, the way her breathing would change, the sounds she’d make as she figures out how to take me.
Desire-wise, it’s intense. I want to test it—see if she can handle me, feel that mix of struggle and surrender when it finally works. There’s this pull to find out how her body would adapt, to push her limits and watch her respond. It’s not just about getting off; it’s the thrill of seeing how she’d change, physically and otherwise, because of me. That’s what gets me going—knowing I’m a lot to take and imagining how she’d rise to it.