Turn on or turn off? Round up.

Q: Being tied up. Kiss of the neck. Being called kiddo. Having hair pulled. Tickling.
A: Turn on, but only when it’s with a tie.

Turn on, my neck is extremely sensitive.

Turn off.

Turn on/off, it depends on the scenario.

Turn off. [[I would like to point out that whilst I made Tyson answer these he was blushing so hard I thought he’d turn claret. Also I know this was you, Peter.]]

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Q: Harsh kissing. Being told to suck someone off. Being ridden. Having hickeys. Wearing restrictive clothing.

A: Turn on.

Turn on.

Turn off.

Turn on.

Turn off.

[[He is now so red he matches his shirt. #Pats adoringly.#]]

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Q: Being leashed. Predicament bondage (forced to retain good posture to avoid shock/heat/etc). Being marked. Being fucked hard. Being petted. Being teased for a long time before release. Being overstimulated.

A: Turn on. 

Turn off.

Turn on.

Turn on, sometimes depends on the person.

Depend which you mean. The one most teens do: turn on. As in puppy: neither it’s just comforting.

Depends on how long a long time is but normally turn on.

Turn on.

[[I think you just broke him. He was stuttering for a good thirty seconds before he’d answer. Currently he’s a dark scarlet…]]

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Q: Sex in public. Electricity. Swearing. Sex with virgins. Biting. Spooning

A: Turn off.

Turn off.

Depends on the word.

Not really either.

Turn on.

Neither, but I love spooning, or cuddling, or any variation where I’m being held or holding someone.

[[Anon, this was cruel he’d only just stopped blushing.]]