Crafty Wordsmith or Genuine Passion?

Crafty Wordsmith or Genuine Passion?

I’ve been called a crafty wordsmith when chatting to women about my passion for adult breastfeeding (ABF).

It got me thinking: when someone expresses their enthusiasm through words, is it simply clever wordplay, or can it be a genuine reflection of their feelings and interests?

I’m naturally enthusiastic about ABF, and I enjoy exploring the meaning behind it, discussing its appeal, and finding ways to articulate what makes it interesting to me. Sometimes that means looking beyond the physical act and talking about the symbolism, intimacy and exchange between two adults.

But I wonder whether expressing something passionately and eloquently can sometimes be mistaken for trying to persuade someone, rather than simply sharing a genuine interest.

So, where’s the line between being a crafty wordsmith and someone expressing a true passion?

Can words communicate genuine enthusiasm, or do they sometimes make people question the motives behind them?

I’d be interested to hear how others see it.