I get off on the precise nature of it though.
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She seems to get off on the promise of danger.
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And women get off on that as much as men.
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Does he somehow "get off" on the very rejection itself?
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Scott and Brett don't get off on the right foot.
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Totally relaxing way to get off on the right foot.
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In Washington, they actually get off on hurting each other.
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It is crucial to get off on the right foot.
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If I'm persistent I can sometimes get off on my own.
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They seem to really, you know, thrive and get off on it.
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I kind of get off on other people knowing I'm having sex.
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Those who have breeding fetishes get off on the chance of pregnancy.
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Perhaps they get off on being incredibly pedantic about a woman's appearance.
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Even cats that get off on nip won't react when they feel threatened.
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Kelly admits that he did not get off on the best foot with Congress.
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There are some attendants who get off on the power trip of saying no.
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I get off on the thrill of not being in a conventional sex setting.
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Ultimately, he must decide whether he will get off on the ground floor after all.
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Afterwards, it became a popular household appliance to help women get off on their own.
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You cancelled this date because you can get off on your own, thank you very much.
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She ends up enjoying this brutal initiation, and the couple's roommates get off on it, too.
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I work out not because I get off on it, but because I want to live!
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I really get off on the idea of how I shouldn't enjoy it, but I do.
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When starting a new job, these abilities can help you get off on the right foot.
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He thinks the number of people who get off on things like sex roulette is low.
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But why might some people get off on the sensation of electrical currents passing through their skin?
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We use social media because we are animals who get off on people paying attention to us.
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They're in a chauvinistic chess match of risky power plays and they both get off on winning.
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Of course, wanting things to get off on the right foot isn't enough to make it so.
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"For me to work on this, I get off on the hype of it," Mr. Aguilar said.
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Ironically, more annoying than militant vegans are the people who get off on very lightly trolling them.
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In "Bad Boy," the narrator is a couple who get off on degrading their unlucky male friend.
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Women can—and will—get off on just about anything as long as it works for them.
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They had a lot of power and seemed to get off on simultaneously wielding it and denying it.
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You get off on the transactional nature of sex and love—an empowered woman getting what she wants!
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"Well, I didn't have to pay for an engagement ring, so I get off on that," he said.
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FOWLER: I think, because you&aposre sort of sick and twisted like that, you would get off on it.
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It's like 'obviously I'm doing it because I get off on it', and that's the only explanation that's acceptable.
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That might be a bad "business move," but I get off on the performance not sounding exactly like the record.
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Then there are those who, apparently, get off on that sweet, sweet aroma of a shiny, sexy, freshly-opened Mac.
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"We didn't get off on the best foot, but we both stayed with it," Piazza said during his speech Sunday.
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Even billionaires like Warren Buffett make investment mistakes, so it's understandable when young people get off on the wrong foot.
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On such days, I probably won't want to deal with the types of people who get off on insulting strangers.
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We know what's at stake in Game One; it's an opportunity for us to get off on the right foot.
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While some shows get off on the wrong foot, others explode in popularity just to fizzle out in subsequent seasons.
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Some people get off on the humiliation aspect of it, some people enjoy it to see the pleasure in the woman.
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Elevators won't allow guests to get off on the 32nd floor, and security guards are stationed in stairwells to block access.
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There are some people who go into this business because they get off on having power...There are predators absolutely everywhere.
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Are early adopters masochists who get off on the humiliation of paying too much just to beta test products for companies?
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WinIt and DoNotPay can help users get off on technicalities, such as if a ticket incorrectly describes a car's color or make.
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How is it OK for me to get off on dominating or humiliating women but consider myself an ally outside the bedroom?
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Let's not get off on the wrong foot with House Democrats using their platform to produce political statements rather than serious solutions.
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The minor characters — indecisive men, brazenly cruel trust fund kids who get off on "trolling," desperate hangers-on — don't fare much better.
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Pisces get off on daydreaming and are forever imagining beautiful, borderline cinematic scenarios that they're not actually working to make a reality.
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If Serial and Making a Murderer are any evidence, then we all get off on some hard-core darkness from time to time.
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The pair get off on the wrong foot but slowly warm up to each other as they try to put on the event.
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Let's not get off on the wrong foot, with House Democrats using their new platform to produce political statements rather than serious solutions.
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This is why some people get off on clown porn, while others fantasize about becoming human cows—but those are stories for other articles.
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Not just because Libra could hold so much value to steal, but because plenty of trolls would get off on screwing up Facebook's currency.
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Back then, at Condé's old, rather unpretentious digs on Madison Avenue, one could make a game of guessing who'd get off on which floor.
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Feminist, ethical porn absolutely exists, but some, like Spiegel herself, may not get off on visual porn at all — or just prefer something different.
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So if you get off on watching Wayne and Garth go at it pretty hard in the corner, this is the party for you.
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Conversely, it can appeal to women who get off on towering over men by asserting power they feel they may not have in life.
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During his hometown date in Dallas, Abasolo could not seem to get off on the right foot when it came to winning over Lindsay's family.
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That's the argument underlying Cunanan's dream, in which he attributes Versace's success to luck and seems to get off on the powerful man taking his measurements.
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By withholding their shows, the Times and Spotify are setting Luminary up to fail — or at least struggle to get off on the right foot with users.
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She was quick to clarify that she doesn't get off on watching her patients sneeze, but says her fetish played into her desire to be a caretaker.
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Does he actually want to make sure the world is more just or does he simply get off on punishing people when they step out of line?
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Before going any further I should explain that sneeze kinksters absolutely exist and are valid, just like fart porn enthusiasts and people who get off on becoming blueberries.
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"I don't think it's a sexual fetish—it's more of an obsessive-compulsive kind of thing, but I don't think people get off on it," she said before pausing.
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"By withholding their shows, the Times and Spotify are setting Luminary up to fail — or at least struggle to get off on the right foot with users," Carman wrote.
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"We keep living this hell of false firsts over and over because cisgender people continue to get off on a voyeurism of trans lives," Gapin wrote on her blog.
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Where some people might get that kick off of maybe doing some kind of drug or something, I get off on playing onstage and playing this style of music.
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Of course, a portion of those people drink it because they get off on it in some way, but others drink the precious fluid because of its alleged health benefits.
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Not to get off on a tangent but a lot of times even kids seeking autographs can be downright rude, screaming at players and shoving one another out of the way.
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A set of no more than four nesting mixing bowls is plenty sufficient for most home cooks, and they store neatly for those who get off on a well-organized space.
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And it's true: In the multiplicity of fanfiction, there's a ship (aka "relationship") for all to sail on — including even those who get off on Harry Potter fucking the Giant Squid.
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Basically, if you didn't get off on the alleged act of penetrating an unwilling girl with your fingers, you might be totally okay in the eyes of the Mexican legal system.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel and Mark Zuckerberg seemed to get off on the wrong foot right from the start, beginning with what may have been a Spiegel brush-off in 2012.
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Though Mr. Stubblefield wasn't enamored of the song — "I didn't like the song; I still don't really get off on it," he told Paste magazine in 22000 — its mark became indelible.
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"It feels good to come to a new team, and I think the most important thing is just to get off on the right foot," the 33-year-old told reporters afterward.
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If the parents of rich kids start to get off on charges despite being caught on tape, expect that uncomfortable spotlight on wealth and ethics (or the lack thereof) to get even brighter.
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Dibs's efforts to create human life that can withstand radiation is punctuated by visits to the "fuckbox" to get off on what appears to be a vaulting horse horned with a metal dildo.
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But just in case you're still wondering, let me make one thing clear: Whatever name you get off on being called in bed is 100% normal and does not make you a bad feminist.
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While these discussions will not lend themselves towards a quick resolution of the North Korean crisis, Washington and Beijing would be well served to begin the process and get off on the right footing.
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Finally, be sure to check out our investigation of the fetishists who get off on being catfished and click to see the answer to one of the world's great mysteries: What's the horniest animal?
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Those are two issues that Grella believes could earn support from the White House, which is why he said it was so critical to get off on right foot with the administration this year.
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Both Bush and Barack Obama sought to get off on the right foot with the Russian leader -- but found that clashing US and Russian national interests soon ensured that their best laid plans went awry.
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My partner and I both get off on the implication that he can have me whenever he wants, regardless of what I'm doing or how "busy" I am, which is a kind of control fantasy.
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But yes, I still love it, because I get off on the sensuality of it: not the sensuality of the narrative, but the sensuality of the paint — of how it's painted, how wonderfully it's painted.
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You'd wonder if they could get off on sex as much as they did on rock… Only later did I realize that they all broke the rules, got emotionally roughed up, and came back for more.
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In season 14 double-opener "Break Down The House" and "Get Off On The Pain," we saw one couple get together, one couple nearly get together, and one doctor find out she's facing a surprise medical emergency.
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Rolo explains that a brush with death sparked the implant to malfunction by not just letting the doctor feel his patients' pain, but get off on it, to exactly the kind of disastrous ends you might expect.
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Other than the few times a year I tell a partner in advance to wake me up by penetrating me with their lubricated penis (I get off on the psychological aspects), my crotch is lifeless in the morning.
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"They have said 'no negotiation, without notification' but I don't think that excludes discussion that a new prime minister can have with partners or indeed with the institutions so that we continue to get off on the right foot," he said.
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Little is spared in terms of showing what very high caliber ammo can do to a human body, and there is no doubt that combat and weapons freaks will get off on the comprehensive and detailed display of the latest equipment.
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Hamlett and Cuffy both pleaded guilty to the firearms offenses, but managed to get off on terrorism charges by claiming they didn't know what the pistol, silencer, and ammunition they sold to Hassane and Majeed were going to be used for.
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It's clear that we—again, as a collective, Mom and Dad if you are reading this I am a virgin—have an almost astonishing ability to get off on literally anything if we set our pervy little minds to it.
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However you feel about your partner having sex with someone else — whether you're terrified or turned on (or somewhere in between) — there are many people out there who get off on the thought of their S.O. getting it on with a third party.
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Because they're crazy, and they get off on this kind of stuff I guess, one of the evil men drags the prisoner out of the cave, past the fire, and makes him stand around and look at the sun for a while.
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The evil clown trope is key to many horror films, including the upcoming movie of Stephen King's It. But life is a rich and kinky tapestry, and inevitably it turns out there are people out there who actually get off on clowns.
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This is why, while scrolling through SWitter one day, I instantly became hooked on tweets about financial domination, or "findom," where people—often older men—send money over the internet to other people—often young women—because they get off on it.
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A cookbook is a nice way to make sure they can get off on the right foot post-graduation, maybe eating some vegetables and enjoying the activity itself rather than relying on the same cheap eats out of habit or lack of know-how.
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For the preceding 20 minutes, a voice whispering — as if to titillate people who get off on such sounds — had been methodically counting down the number of movements left in the work, periodically interjecting "wait … wait," like a dominatrix version of an audio crosswalk alert.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch How you present yourself during an interview can have just as much impact on your success as the achievements on your resume, and showing up dressed inappropriately is an easy way to get off on the wrong foot.
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But Clinton is banking hard on a win in more minority-heavy states like South Carolina to help right her campaign if things get off on the wrong foot — and if Saturday night's reception was any indication, her firewall of minority voters is likely to hold.
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During the first months I frequented one, I would get off on all sorts of new kinky stuff, but I soon shifted to threesomes, gang bangs—and I recently participated in a double gang bang, where I watched another woman get fucked by a group of men until it was my turn.
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I looked around at my fellow passengers — most of them international tourists, cameras slung around their necks — wondering if I was the only one who meant to get off on the San Francisco side, and if not, how everyone could be so silent, so complicit in this surreal conveyance of seemingly no end.
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Macron's surprise invitation, delivered in a phone call with Trump on Tuesday, may also represent an attempt to get off on a better foot with the US leader, after Macron's comment that their long white knuckle handshake when they first met on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Brussels last month was a deliberate attempt to show that he was not intimidated by the US leader.
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