What is your 'Big Thing'?

[VoOs]

Your Big Thing. That special, specific aspect of sneezing/illness/allergies that turns you on the most. That one thing you always look for first in a fetish story, .wav or clip, because you know that if the material contains a good amount of It, you are bound to like it. That little detail you remember the most vividly when you encounter it in real life. Etc, etc, you get the picture.

So? Do you have one? Or perhaps several that are equally important to you?

(Is it just me, or is this question really, really embarrassing to answer? And yet I'm asking. Nnnh, curiosity. .___. )

[Jazz]

I don't think it's too embarrassing to answer. It's interesting, actually. And I know what mine is without hesitation. It could fall under allergies or illness, as well. Either, or.

Interrupted speech, without a doubt. Preferably interrupted by a sneeze (like if they're in the middle of saying something, but then their breath starts to hitch and they're forced to stop talking just so that they can sneeze), but even if it's a cough or someone stopping what they're in the middle of saying to mention how bad they feel, I still love it.

That's my big thing. Interrupted speech.

Good question! I'm glad you asked. (:

[Jeff1]

Love it when someone actually says in a stuffy voice.. "i have such a sdeezy cold"

[Nicole]

A blessing.

ETA: Fucking embarrassing.

[Vendetta]

i just love people who have big noses...this really is my second strongest turn on for me other than sneezing....and obviously i cant stand smaller noses, people with them usually dont do as much for me.

[tma]

Interrupted speech is a HUGE plus for me. Especially if combined w/ voice that I like.

I will confess that obs or stories involving male teachers or professors generally have my attention straight away

[Galaxy]

Trying to talk while reeeally having to sneeze. Gwarsh, it's so hot. Interrupting speech is absolutely to die for as well, but nothing gets me more than when someone keeps talking even though their breath is hitching, and...guhhh. *melts*

But that, like, NEVER happens outside of .wavs or anything. But it's still such a delightful concept to me.

[walrus]

Trying to talk while reeeally having to sneeze.

^^^Yes so yummy^^^

I personally love sniffling because, yes i love sneezing so much, but if someone is sniffly, it makes me melt.

[Sneesee]

I guess if I have to choose one big thing for me, it is a cold. I've been a cold whore since I can remember. When I was little, my dolls almost always had colds when I was playing by myself. So, as long as the cold in an observation or a story is done the right way for me, I'm going to read it and love it. And I am a complete sucker when my close friends have colds, and I just want to spend every possible minute I can with them. I guess I can say my biggest thing is colds.

[foreverajerseygirl]

One thing...one thing...one thing is sooo hard to narrow down but...for me, I just absolutely lose it when the sneezer moans after the sneeze like, "Heishhhoooo....ohhhh" like it's just too much for them. Yup. That's my big thing...

[Morningsmith]

My favorite thing is the surprise, puzzlement, or amusement someone will have after several sneezes with no end in sight. Oh my goodness, what is making me sneeze so much? or I don't know why I can't stop sneezing - ideally, said in a sneezy tone, and interrupted by ongoing sneezing. Usually this is from allergies; I don't like it when the person is in actual pain.

Oh, and when I'm the sneezer, I tend to like the mirror image of this. Them: You certainly are sneezy today. Me: ...Aeshoo!

[Marshmallow Peep]

I personally love when a person with a cold or allergies is completely oblivious to their sneeze-related situation. I think it could win against denial in an adorableness fight any day... but of course, that's just my opinion.

[doggo]

The sound of ....messy... sniffling. Head colds are the thing my fetish is about really, but if I need to narrow my preference down to one thing that's an instant turn-on, it's definitely a wet, thick, stuffy sniffle.

And yes typing this embarrasses me like hell.

[LL]

I'm with pig, really. That and actual messiness.

(I don't find this embarrassing - maybe it should, I dunno.)

[curliecatlover]

For whatever reason, the person must not sneeze. Thats my "big thing" I love the hitching breath,the talking trying to warn me they are going to sneeze. Sadly this has never happened in real life.

Anyway long buildup is also my big thing.

Oh and I don't find this embarrassing at all, but that's just me.

[Pearlised]

The hitching, desperate, build up when a person is trying to have a conversation. Or holding back and talking about just how much they need to sneeze, with build up and hitching.

(Maybe if i just answer the question with formal and detached language it'll be less embarassing to answer....)

[obsessed]

Failed stifles.

[Chanel_no5]

The relentless, allergic, horrible, miserable itch that make the poor sufferer sniffle watery and constantly and rub at their nose and need to sneeze all the time, interrupting speeches, important tasks, even lovemaking... It's actually not so much the sneeze itself as the beautiful agony it brings to some wonderful allergy sufferers!

(I wish to add a thank you to all the wonderful, beautiful allergy sufferers out there who shares their misery with us, knowingly or unknowingly, because I love you all and while I wish you all the best for the brief moment of beauty you give me, I really, sincerely do hope you'll get better, while I still LOVE your nasal misery...! )

[Galaxy]

Failed stifles.

Oooooh, those are the absolute best! Especially when someone is reeeally desperate to keep their sneezes in.

[cupkake]

Messy allergic fits.

[Anonymouse]

Aaahhfdsio. Um. Crap. So many things. First one to pop into my mind though is flaring nostrils. Probably my number one favorite thing. The whole pre-sneeze face in general really gets to me, so much that I don't even mind if the sneeze never comes (or if it's stuck, which is really really sexy). It's even cuter if the person smiles while in pre-sneeze.

I'm also a HUGE fan of hitching breaths, especially the audible kind and especially the kind that interrupts a person in the middle of talking. Sadly I don't hear much of that in real life but in fics it kills me. Clean spray (no or minimal snot) is also really nice. And sensitive noses, that you can get sneezes from just by poking or flicking.

To sum it up as one 'big thing': the more desperation the better, basically.

[LittleGoldfish6]

Well, and thing having to do with the person being sick will grab my attention (messy colds are the best) and i really love it when someone has a crazy itch in their nose, and sneezes when they get their nose kissed or tickled by another. That is just too much!

[VoOs]

The relentless, allergic, horrible, miserable itch that make the poor sufferer sniffle watery and constantly and rub at their nose and need to sneeze all the time, interrupting speeches, important tasks, even lovemaking... It's actually not so much the sneeze itself as the beautiful agony it brings to some wonderful allergy sufferers!

I was going to face my embarrassment and answer my own question, but it looks like all I have to do now is go: "What Chanel said".

But yes. My Big Thing is allergic itchiness. If it results in sneezing fits I'm in Heaven, but the thing I love the most is nose-rubbing. Nose-rubbing accompanied by sniffling and a tortured expression of "Please make it stop"...

I have my theories about why I'm obsessed with this particular sensation, but I'm saving that discussion for another time.

[Dusty15]

Hmm...probably the image of someone curled up in bed with a tissue clutched in one hand, sneezing into a pillow and giving one of those truly delicious, pathetic little whimpers after followed by a few little coughs....

...that's oddly specific....

[TheCakeIsAlive]

Hmmm... difficult to answer *will give it a try anyway*. For me the build-up is definitely very important. Several elements of which are just about equally... interesting.

But if I have to pick one thing, I suppose I'd have to go with hitching breath. Especially if it takes ages for the sneeze to actually come out and the person's breath just keeps hitching and hitching with increasing desperation...

The hitching, desperate, build up when a person is trying to have a conversation. Or holding back and talking about just how much they need to sneeze, with build up and hitching.

*points*