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I need a little help (Patreon)

Published:
2020-05-21 14:51:52
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey, guys.

So, right now I am writing dialogues for the game. And I have a problem. I can't think of a phrase that describes having sex, but sound like it belongs in a fantasy or medieval world. So far, I only came with: "to lay with a man". Do you have any ideas? Phrases that describe specific sexual acts are welcome too.

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spiritmaster

"Making the beast with two backs" -- from Othello Sheathe his dagger, or sheathe his sword, or wield his sword (I guess that one would be more solo) Another one from Shakespeare: "This woman’s an easy glove, my lord; she goes off and on at pleasure." Give Someone A Green Gown -- means to have sex outdoors in the grass "Make Feet For Children's Stockings" -- specifically for baby-making Shaking Of The Sheets -- a nice straightforward one A nice ancient one: The Service Of Venus

ChSockGames
>>37295871

Thanks for suggestions, but I am looking for a phrase that regular people would use in a day-to-day conversation. For example: Player: Your job is to have sex with our clients. Slave No way I am going to have sex with a stranger. Now I want to replace "having sex" with something that doesn't sound modern.

Dan Coats

"Share my bed with a man" "Keep him warm at night" "Invite a man into my bed" "Give myself to a man" "Whore myself out to a man" "Spend the night with a man" "Spread my legs for a man"

Dan Coats

Of course, you can replace "my" for "she" or "her"

ChSockGames
>>37345949

Cool. I will definitely use some of this. Thanks. How about "a bed" instead of "my bed"? "My bed" sound like a long time deal.

Tretuon

You could just replace 'have sex with' with 'bed'.

Dan Coats
>>37345949

"To bed" would work, like Kenneth mentioned. Or even just "Let me take you to bed". And I have even seen simply "Bed" can be used as a verb, especially in a more middle ages context. Like in the movie "Kinght's Tale" someone says "Bed him. Bed him good"

Dan Coats

Also, Game of Thrones had no problem with just using "fuck" in a fantasy setting.