Kinks & Fetishes – What does Dirty Talk mean?
Dirty Talk
Dirty Talk is using explicit or suggestive words during sex or flirting to describe what’s happening, ask for things, give commands or simply turn each other on.
What does Dirty Talk mean?
Dirty Talk is everyday English slang, with “dirty” meaning rude or sexual. It means using explicit or suggestive words to narrate what’s happening, say what you want, give commands or simply turn each other on. It can happen in bed, in a whisper at dinner or by text during the day. Some keep it sweet and suggestive, others get bold and commanding. There’s no right script, only what works for you both.
How do you start with dirty talk?
Start with simple, honest sentences about what you feel or want, like “I love when you do that” or “Don’t stop”. Moans and heavy breathing count too. Once that feels natural, describe what you’re about to do or ask what your partner wants. Texting is a low-pressure place to practice. Laughing is fine, everyone sounds awkward at first.
What if dirty talk feels awkward?
That’s completely normal, and it gets easier with practice and a partner who reacts warmly. Talk outside the bedroom about words you love and words that are off-limits, since a term that’s hot for one person is a turn-off for another. Start in the dark or with eyes closed, or whisper instead of speaking out loud. And stay true to how you actually talk.