Does it mean your sexting?

Question

If a guy says to you "just come" (which means go to his house) because u said to him you'll make him feel so good. Than you reply back with "make me." And he says "I will don't worry." Does he mean that in a sexual way and Is it sexting?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

U: I'll make u feel so good...
G: Just come...
U: make me..(**feel good**)
G: i will don't worry

I just mean to say that he might think that you are asking him to make you 'feel good'( as mentioned in bracket)
Or he may think that you are asking him to make you figure out something

So, I don't consider it a sexting conversation

Being_a_good_Indian · Accepted Answer

Thanks for A2A.

From my point of view we can't consider it as Sexting. I had done research in on that topic in past. I had also written My Takes. Read in Browser if you are App User.

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Hope it Helps. 😊

Paige90 · Accepted Answer

When guys say "come" they really mean "cum." I think he wants to either to have sex with you or for you to give him a handjob or blowjob.

hellionthesagereborn · Answer

Honestly don't know, never sexted before.

madhatters4 · Answer

it's not sexting. sexting is more like sex talk or photos exchanged.

Darkener · Answer

Texting foreplay is more like it xD.

jmack1543344 · Answer

Just in this context it sounds sexual. But if the conversation before isn't sexual then it's highly unlikely. But only he really knows.

Chiral · Answer

What you should ask yourself is:  What else could he have said? People often say things because that's what they think is what is required. You didn't really give him any other options did you?

AndyD96 · Answer

Sounds sexual. I'm not sure I'd call it sexting though

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

It's not sexting unless there is verbal sexual content said over text messages.

Cursewords · Answer

If you're basically talking about sucking his dick. It's sexting. Does it even matter at this point?

es20490446e · Answer

Yeah:

thechico79 · Answer

it's sexting, using innuendo is always in sexual manner.

Fukaroo · Answer

No that's called "flirting"

motownplayer2000 · Answer

Not really I believe that to be more flirty... But it is of a sexual nature that you are saying it... It can classify as sexting because you are both talking about sex (we assume) but sexting is more describing what you would do to each other...