ID2006 Posted August 21, 2020 Posted August 21, 2020 I was thinking about playing around with chhinkni later and it made me wonder what phrases or things people like to hear on wavs. I know we have a wide variety of tastes here. Personally I love a person saying thank you as if they were blessed and asking for tissues. Other preferences?
DozeCode4465 Posted August 22, 2020 Posted August 22, 2020 Love to hear reference to an oncoming head cold. “I hope I’b dot cubbing dowd w subthing” I hope I’m not catching another head cold Oh and Hot damn do I love when a women says she has a “code I’d by doze” getting randy thinking about it
Stimuli Posted August 23, 2020 Posted August 23, 2020 The two scenarios I like the most are announcements (like "I think I'm going to sneeze" and "it's coming") and "I'm going to infect you"-scenarios
Just Older Posted August 25, 2020 Posted August 25, 2020 I like "I feel a sneeze" or something similar to that. Not so much announcing that you're going to sneeze, but kind of verbalizing your sensations.
MyOwnPrivateSFC Posted August 26, 2020 Posted August 26, 2020 On 8/23/2020 at 7:42 AM, GoneByDailight said: announcements (like "I think I'm going to sneeze" and "it's coming") This! This is my absolute favorite thing. Especially when combined with holdbacks (“Not gonna sneeze...oh, no...it’s coming!” and so on, just narrating the whole process.)
timelysmith Posted August 26, 2020 Posted August 26, 2020 I love when someone says "oh my goodness" (or something of that nature) right after a sneeze or a fit. I'm also a sucker for someone asking for tissues
Italiangirl Posted August 26, 2020 Posted August 26, 2020 (edited) I especially like : "I'm gonna sneeze" "I have to sneeze" / "I need to sneeze" "Oh God!" "I need a tissue" "I have/caught a cold" "I hope I'm not coming down with something/a cold" "My nose is driving me crazy" All these phrases are even better if who speaks sounds heavily congested. Also,I love hearing someone talk about their symptoms in general. Edited August 26, 2020 by Zumil4702
Chanel_no5 Posted August 26, 2020 Posted August 26, 2020 Some that I like would be... "I'm so allergic to [insert allergen depending on scenario]" "I have to sneeze./I need to sneeze." "My nose itches." "'scuse me." (not EXcuse me, for some reason, it works much better for me if it's a bit cut-off, spoken breathlessly) "I have to sneeze again." "Oh God." "I think I'm done. No, no I'm not done." "Oh for fuck's sake/oh for heaven's sake" (depending on general tone of recording)
MysteryGirl Posted August 27, 2020 Posted August 27, 2020 Ooh, I love this topic! My top few would be: ”I can’t hold it much longer” ”I can’t stop/help it” ”It’s all this dust/pollen/allergen in the air” ”Can I muffle the sneeze in your shirt?” ”I can’t stifle this one” ”My nose is so itchy and tickly, it just makes me want to sneeze it all out” ”One…more…” ”I need to sneeze again”
Demosthenes Posted September 5, 2020 Posted September 5, 2020 Describing what they're doing to induce the sneezes is great. And talking about the uncertainty of if another sneeze is coming, or talking about how they know more sneezes are coming. "I haven't sneezed yet, but it's coming." "I can't tell if I'm gonna sneeze again..." "I'm still gonna sneeze...!" "I'm definitely gonna sneeze again." "Gotta sneeze so bad. But I'm gonna try to hold back for as long as I can." "The pepper's going to make me sneeze!" "I can already feel the sneeze building." "My nose has been tickling all day." "It's itchy and tickly and teasing."
oOMariusOo Posted September 6, 2020 Posted September 6, 2020 (edited) I like so many sentences, I don't know where to start. For my part, I really like : "No I can't sneeze, no, please, stop sn .. Haarshooo !!" "I really need to sneeze !" "Oh, my allergies !" (With a very congested nose). "I have to sneeze again !" "Oh my God..." "Don't you have a handkerchief ? I really need it !" (Said with a very congested nose). "I have a severe cold !" "My nose tickles so much, I'm going to sneeze..." "There is too much dust here, I will sneeze soon..." "Oh no, too much pepper, my nose tickles too much !" (Congested nose). "It's okay, it's okay, it's over ... Harshooo !!" "My nose is itching terribly !" "Attention, step back ... Atchooo !!" "I can't hold it any longer !" "Please help me, I need to sneeze..." "I want to sneeze, I really want to sneeze !" "When I start to sneeze, it just doesn't stop." "I absolutely have to hold back, I can't sneeze !!" "I caught a cold, can you put your arms around me ?" "I need to sneeze, can I sneeze into your sweater ?" "I can't sneeze, can you tickle my nose with a feather ?" "Harshooo !! Excuse me, I'm sorry, there are a few droplets on your hand." "My nose is tickling more and more, can you help me ?"_______________________Obviously, I prefer to hear this kind of sentence in my native language, French. Fortunately, I am slowly starting to get used to English to perceive certain words. Edited September 6, 2020 by oOMariusOo
Matt alacran Posted September 6, 2020 Posted September 6, 2020 I definitely like it when they comment on the sneeze after words like”whew that was a messy one” or also something like “I hope I’m not coming down with something
SneezySal Posted September 6, 2020 Posted September 6, 2020 Nothing beats a helpless "I can't stop...ACHOOO...sdeezing!"
LifeOfTheMarauders Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 I tend to love scenarios where the sneezer’s nose is tickled accidentally, so my favorites are phrases like ”Oh no, I think...I think you’re gonna make me sneeze.” ”Ohh you’re...you’re tickling my nose.” “What? Oh, it’s nothing. The [allergen or sneeze-inducer] just gave my nose a little tickle.” I also love it when the sneezer accidentally sprays someone else with their sneeze, so I’m also a huge fan of scenes like ”Excuse me! Oh, did I spray you? Sorry, my nose was just so tickly I had to get it out!” ”Hurry! Grab something to cover my...huhhh...my....huhh’ TSHIEW! Oh, I’m so sorry! I tried to hold it back.”
oOMariusOo Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 @MarauderFanGirl4Ever Yes, you have some good ideas. It is true that we are not often used to seeing situations where the nose of the sneezer is found accidentally tickled by someone else. Yet, such situations are also highly attractive. Unfortunately, what are the kinds of situations that can arise naturally in everyday life ? For example, a scenario : A woman kisses her man passionately. However, the woman's mid-length hair falls directly over the man's nose, causing him to tickle little.- Easy, you tickle my nose. The kiss followed more gently but still causing tickling. The man's nose gradually irritated and grew stronger.- Wait, I nee... I.. I need to s.. sneeze... With these words, the girl, being a fetishist and mischievous, hastens to voluntarily tickle the top of her nose with her hair.- N.. no, b..be careful, you will make me sneeze... The girl ignores his warning and continues to kiss him tenderly.- Wait, I'm gonna ... h .. hhH ... HEETSHIEW !! - I'm sorry, you got droplets on your face, I'm terribly confused.
NocturneOwlBoy Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 I always love phrases of confusion or ambiguity. Some of my favourites are: ”What is making me sneeze?!” ”There must be something in the air.” ”Something’s just not agreeing with me” Helplessness is also very attractive, especially mid-buildup or during a sneezing fit. ”I just can’t stop sneezing!” ”What is going on?!” Sniffle* “Oh I still feel it, I got another one coming...”
Bless You, Hi Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 I think it's pretty great to hear something like: "Whew, I think I might be done" or "I think it's finally over" and you notice there's still like 2 minutes left of the wav 😈
HowFitting Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 gonna sneeze definitely my favorite. I dont like too much talking though
Danachoo Posted October 17, 2020 Posted October 17, 2020 My favorite is when someone describes the tickle they're feeling, especially if they go in depth.
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