…in the last decade as escort review sites became steadily more common, many escorts wanted something which would set them apart from the competition. Unfortunately, as I discussed in my column of February 28 th, I don’t think I need to tell any female reader how much ejaculating into a woman’s mouth excites most men, but in the post-HIV world very few whores would allow this. The use of “cum” to mean “semen” is an American vulgarism dating to the 1920s, and the extension of the vulgar spelling to the verb “come” (which has been colloquially used to mean “have an orgasm” since at least the late Middle Ages, just as the equivalent verb is used in other European languages) is more recent still, dating to perhaps the 1960s. It is obviously built on the pattern of “Girl Friend Experience”, which I defined in my previous column a client might be described as a “BFE” if he’s very nice and easy to deal with, avoids being pushy or demanding, doesn’t haggle and tries to make the date pleasant for the escort by booking multiple hours, taking her to dinner and/or giving her a gift, carrying on an interesting conversation, etc.ĬIM: Cum In Mouth. It is thus used as a collective reference to sex acts (“BCD activities”) or by girls referring to special “meet over coffee” type deals (“no BCD time”).īFE: Boy Friend Experience. This refers to the portion of a date which is spent in the bedroom, i.e. Today I’d like to look at a few more such terms, including some that I’ve only learned since my first column on the subject many of these are acronyms used by internet “hobbyists” in reviews, so I simply never encountered them until I started reading more about review sites and corresponding with internet independents.īCD: Behind Closed Doors.
My column of one year ago today, “ Terminology”, was a glossary of terms used by whores and clients many of them come from the escort review sites which have become very popular on the internet in the past decade. We cannot even reproduce our thoughts entirely in words.
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