Who else is Sapiosexual besides me? Please stand up.
Male or female, there has to be intelligence, lively conversation, sparks to build upon. Kind, considerate, sense of humor, shared moral/political views are also essential. Another good thing: being comfortable in silence together.
For me, a man who is smart, book smart or self taught, and kindhearted, loves to talk as well as listen, is one sexy man. Since I only have a 2 year degree I've always been more attracted to people who have a much more full education than I have.
For me, the brain is certainly the number one erogenous spot.
That being said, it's funny but I try NOT to use the words intelligent, intelligence or even smart in my vocabulary. I find it a bit annoying, smug, pretentious when people say they're intelligent or smart. By the way, elitedaily.com, what an arrogant name for a website! Who gets to decide who's intelligent and who's not? I wonder if someone's genius is someone else's idiot and the other way around.
Instead of intelligence, what if compatibility is the real turn on?
Me...but if it’s inside a great package....even better!
It is good to meet and talk with intelligent people and I could not contemplate sharing life with someone of moderately low intellect ..... if intellect actually improves sex? I think not - I have known some really dumb, women who were great sex partners
@Allamanda I watch women dance - if she dances well, has timing, freedom of movement and smiles - then she will probably be good in bed (ps I dance - less now than I used to)
@Allamanda damn - and this site says you are a near perfect match - apart from the dancing, and being on the virgin islands. I did get to Cuba last November and I could easily teach you to waltz - maybe hope for us yet
@Allamanda a close waltz is like making love in public, bodies close, chests sliding across each other, thighs entwined and moving in perfect unison - great foreplay
@Allamanda try this waltz - the dress helps
@Allamanda or maybe you would prefer to tango
@Allamanda see what you are missing out on - and is easy to learn......a while to get that good though
Raises hand. I love a highly intelligent, funny man.
I am. I love a fertile mind. The rest just seems to find its place.
Standing , jumping up and down , with both hands in the air .When I was preparing to move here, my ," little ," brother phoned our Mother and told her , to tell me , to get rid of my books . I said , Mom , the new to me house I just bought , has a library . We laughed . I have three additional book cases . Mom , was serviced by a book mobile that visited her home once a week , and left her with a novel length book , for each day of the week . When we were kids , Mom would load up her library card every week , picking out books for each of us . I usually have a couple stashed in the car , so I'll have something to read , if I'm waiting for an appointment . When I took the test for Mensa , I received a letter with my results - not only did I qualify for Mensa , but Intel as well . I truly hate having to pretend I dumb , just so the man in my life doesn't feel he has to cut me down to his level .
Me! And I live in an intellectual desert.
Hahaha! I hear you. Austin would be the place to live in Texas.
@balou You are so right! I love Austin. Very eclectic. Intelligence here is absolutely tabu. Everyone walks the same well worn rut. I feel as if I lose brain cells every day due to atrophy after being out in public.
Although I do have to admit I downsized my library. I moved too often and realized books need to be out there to be loved and read. They were just gathering dust on my shelves. I have less than 40 books in my house right now, but I have a well used library card.
Same here! The internet has really taken over when it comes to reading.