It's just a word, but can be exciting.
The "Moist" Poll
08/13/2012
meh just a word. I really have no feelings about it.
08/14/2012
def doesnt bother me
08/23/2012
The word MOIST is... just a word? I have no other special feelings towards it.
08/23/2012
Just weird.
08/23/2012
Moist doesn't gross me out I just don't really use it in every day talk.
09/01/2012
just a word dont bother me
09/12/2012
funny but my wife hates that word. thought it was a bit unusual bit guess its not.
09/14/2012
It's just a word.
09/14/2012
Moist towelette thats always sounded funny to me.
09/15/2012
Depends on context. If my wife is moist that is sexy to me. If it is moist outside from the rain that is indifferent to me. I agree that moist towelettes just sounds strange to me.
09/16/2012
Moist doesn't particularly bother me.
09/16/2012
moist is moisture, that simple.
09/16/2012
Doesn't really effect me.
09/16/2012
I've never really had strong feelings about the word. It's never been one of the first on my lips, in sexual situations, mind you, but... eh. I recall being perplexed, when I first found out it bothered people, though at this point, I suppose I can understand why.
09/18/2012
I voted gross but it really depends on context. The way some people say it just makes it sound gross. Moist cake on the other hand is delicious.
10/04/2012
It kind of bugs me, but doesn't really gross me out. And it depends on the usage, like if immediately followed by the words "and delicious" or "a nummy treat."
10/04/2012
"Moist" and "damp" make me think of moldy basements. In that context, it's fine. In an erotic context, it grosses me out because all I think of are moldy basements.
10/08/2012
Quote:
agreed!!
Originally posted by
Shellz31
It takes a hell of a lot more to gross me out!
10/08/2012
I use the word to describe cakes and braised roasts. Not grossed out by it at all, it's just part of my vocabulary.
10/08/2012
Quote:
cake! oh yes cake please! moist scrumptious cake.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
The word "moist" means absolutely nothing to me, other than something has some moisture in it. I hear "moist" and I think "the cake is wonderfully moist" and then I want cake lol.
10/10/2012
Quote:
I, too, am hungry for cake. Dammit.
Originally posted by
Sunshineamine
hahahahaha.... That is perfect. Yeah the word moist is not necessarily a bad thing. Right there it was used in few ways that were pretty hot and now I'm freaking hungry for cake.
As far as the question at hand goes, it's a neutral word. But I think it would depend on the person using it and it's context. Some people are just annoyingly sleazy on purpose, and that's a huge turn-off.
10/17/2012
The word MOIST is... just a word? I have no other special feelings towards it.
10/17/2012
It's just a word! Don't you want moist cake? And the soil in your potted plants should be moist but not soaking wet.
I never really think about moist in terms of sex. Although moist panties sound a bit uncomfortable...
I never really think about moist in terms of sex. Although moist panties sound a bit uncomfortable...
11/04/2012
Quote:
Same. haha. Moist cake is the best.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
The word "moist" means absolutely nothing to me, other than something has some moisture in it. I hear "moist" and I think "the cake is wonderfully moist" and then I want cake lol.
11/04/2012
The word MOIST is... just a word? I have no other special feelings towards it.
11/14/2012
I'm fairly indifferent to it.
11/14/2012
If I over think it, it starts to feel uncomfortable. But so do most words. Say knob a hundred times and tell me you feel the same afterwards.
11/19/2012
I've always seen the word "moist" in a positive connotation. For me, it means rich and full of life, like dew on moss in the early morning.
Plus, it's extremely fun to say!
Plus, it's extremely fun to say!
11/19/2012
I've always seen the word "moist" in a positive connotation. For me, it means rich and full of life, like dew on moss in the early morning.
Plus, it's extremely fun to say!
Plus, it's extremely fun to say!
11/19/2012