“I love it when my girl tells me how muscular or toned my body is, but what gets me super excited is when she makes a big deal out of my, um, penis length.”
“WOW, YOU’RE HUGE!”
Why this hits the spot: This one’s a cliche, but we’re not going to knock something that still works in the sack. Every. Single. Time. Says fitness instructor Kevin*, 28: “I love it when my girl tells me how muscular or toned my body is, but what gets me super excited is when she makes a big deal out of my, um, penis length.” Your man not well hung? Just compliment him on his “gorgeous package”.
“MMM... OOHHH...”
Why this hits the spot: Moaning says a lot without having to say much at all. “Don’t be silent, especially if you’re having fun,” says writer Kenneth*, 40. “You don’t have to form whole sentences. A simple series of mmms is enough to let a guy know you can’t get enough of him.”
“OMG, YOU ARE SOOOO GOOD!”
Why this hits the spot: Every guy wants feedback on his technique – the positive kind anyway. “Lines such as ‘You’re so good at that!’, ‘Oh, wow, you really know what to do’ and ‘I love the way you move’ get me going every time,” says Lionel*, a 32-year-old game developer.
“A LITTLE LOWER, BABY... OH YEAH, THAT’S IT...”
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