TALK DIRTY TO ME | From Silent To Salacious
- Apr 16
- 4 min read
Updated: May 2

Written by Seraphine Says, Melbourne Dominatrix.
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Dirty talk during play:
Wildly hot in theory…
Mildly terrifying in practice.
If your submissive has even a sprinkle of performance anxiety, you’ve probably heard the spiralling:
“Do I sound weird?”
“Was that sexy or cringe?”
“Should I have said something else?” "I have no idea what to say - I suck at this!"
...by this time, they’re often too self-conscious to speak at all, let alone let their slut flag fly.
The good news?
Verbal confidence isn’t some magical trait bestowed upon the chosen few. It is a skill to be fostered, and you can help them develop it—slowly, intentionally, and without adding to the dreaded 'moments that haunt you at 2am' list of embarrassments.
Think of this as a gentle (but mischievous) process of scaffolding -
Start off slow,
Keep the pressure low,
Then layer in detail as excitement grows.
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Step 1 | No Words, Just Breath (yes, really)
Before you have them mimicking the “When Harry Met Sally” diner scene, let’s lower the bar at bit.
Actually, let’s lower the bar a LOT...
... You know what, let's just start with breathing.
We begin during a moment of calm, intentional connection. Eyes closed, inhaling through the nose, exhaling through the mouth.
Make it audible. Make it deliberate. Once in rhythm, tell them to add a soft sigh—an “ahhh”— on the exhale.
Have them to maintain this soft moaning ongoing as play, pain and pleasure builds.
This is the foundation. No fancy lines required!
BUT - and here’s the important bit -
| You need to do the “ahhs” together. You and them, in tandem.
This isn’t a solo performance, and they’re not being judged by an invisible panel (...yet). This activity is shared. Collaborative. Slightly ridiculous at first—but that’s okay, because YOU are right there doing it with them.
The journey of a thousand moans begins with a single step -
Do not rush it.
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Step 2 | Baby’s First Sentences (keep it simple)
Once making sound doesn’t feel like a public speaking event, it's time to upgrade to WORDS.
(...Well, some easy ones at least.) Small, simple statements that -
Describe what they doing in that moment,
Ensure they aren't pressured to think,
They know we want to hear, because it's us who told them to say it.
Begin with “Repeat after me…”:
| “...I am kneeling.”
| “...I am kneeling at your feet.”
| “...I’m getting hard / wet.”
Groundbreaking? No.
Effective? Absolutely.
Now, combine them - “Repeat after me…”:
| “...I’m kneeling at your feet, and I’m getting hard / wet.”
Framing with “Repeat after me” removes the multitasking pressure to kink AND think.
This way they don't need be clever, creative, witty or poetic...
They only need to be obedient.
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Step 3 | Turn Up The Heat (just a smidgeon)
Now that they’re not internally screaming every time you have them speak, we can introduce some slightly spicier language.
For example:
| “Say you love Mistress’ cock.”
| “If you want me to sit on your face, you’re going to have to beg.”
Adjust for your dynamic, obviously—this isn’t a one-size-fits-all script.
The real sticking point here is not the language, but the timing.
Bring this in when as desire begins to peak. As excitement overtakes their remaining self-conciousness, their words should match the waves of intensity, rather than feeling apropos of nothing.
Words are mirror of their own desires, as well as a reflection of yours.
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Step 4 | From Echo to Expression
Here’s where things get interesting. Instead of handing over the full sentence, switch to a slightly more open lead from the previous phrases.
For example:
| “Tell me you love Mistress’ cock” becomes “What do you love...?”
They must answer in full sentences—but not sentences from scratch.
They’ve already practiced the words in Step 3, you’re just nudging them to rearrange the pieces themselves. It’s the difference between tracing over pre-formed letters, and writing the sentence in full oneself.
No one’s being thrown into the deep end here, but they are now certainly getting wet. (Heh, heh.)
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Step 5 | Bring Back the Breath
Remember the breathing? It’s back.
As arousal builds, reintroduce the audible breath and soft “ahh” sighs. Although now they probably won’t stay little sighs. The more urgent their pleasure becomes, the more their sighs give way to moans - naturally, without forcing it, and without overthinking it.
Because you didn’t make them skip ahead during Step 1 (I certainly hope you didn't), their body already knows how to make full-throated pleasure sounds, as do you from moaning in chorus with them.
Together in “harmoany”
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Step 6 | Mix and Match
It's finally time to blend it all together:
| A breath
| A moan
| A short phrase
| Another sound
Less script, more rhythm.
You can still offer prompts, but give space between them. Let things breathe (literally). Over time prompts are no longer needed; instead confidence (and lust) take the driver's seat.
At some point, you’ll realise that they not “doing it right” - they're just doing it.
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FINAL THOUGHTS (You Survived!)
Performance anxiety around dirty talk isn’t really about vocabulary.
It’s about that little voice going: “What if I mess this up?”
So we remove the pressure:
| Start small
| Build familiarity
| Be in it with them
| Let confidence show up at its own pace
No one is handing out awards for Best Line Delivery. The goal isn't perfection.
The goal is presence.
When someone feels safe enough to be in the moment, it doesn't matter how their voice sounds, as long as it sounds like having fun.


