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It's quite common for individuals to not particularly enjoy the taste of semen and vaginal secretions, while others really love it. But how it tastes varies from person to person. It can be bitter, sweet, salty (and it can smell a bit like Clorox). Now, why women (and men) spit it out is a good question. It could be that they don't like the taste or feel comfortable swallowing someone else's fluids. If you are STD-free, your cum or vaginal secretions actually carry less bacteria than your saliva, but whether or not to swallow is a personal choice. Regardless, oral sex should be a shared pleasurable experience, with or without swallowing.
You are what you eat, so the food you eat can reflect the taste of your bodily fluids. Though this is not scientifically proven, here are some possible connections to food and body flavor. Garlic and onions make your breath smell bad after you eat them, and the scent lingers in your sweat. It works pretty much the same way with semen and vaginal fluids as your body processes the food. Specifically with semen, if your partner has some bitter-tasting personal fluids, he could try eating less red meat and fish. The worst offender for bitter seminal fluids, though, is thought to be asparagus. Drinking hard alcohol and smoking can also lead to a bad taste in semen, so perhaps cutting back on those indulgences can help spice up others. But some high quality beers may actually sweeten the taste of cum. Go figure. Acidic fruits like pineapple can give semen a sweet and sugary flavor.
You and your partner can experiment with various foods to enhance the taste of your fluids. Each person has a different body chemistry with unique tastes and scents. So testing various foods out will vary from person to person. Just be careful if you change your diet, though, for even if some foods make your fluids taste bad, they still are good for your diet and you want to be sure you are not lacking in nutrients (being unhealthy is NOT sexy). Also, there is no need to be overly self-conscious about your bodily scents. As long as there are no infections of gnarly germs down there, your natural body odor and taste is meant to be a turn-on for your partner, not a turn-off.
In case changing the foods you eat doesn't do the trick, using some other tasty treats during fellatio can make the experience better for you and your partner. You could try using flavored condoms for one thing (killing two birds with one stone by not only protecting you and your partner from STDs, and giving yourself a tasty treat). Or use flavored lube with or without a condom. The variety of flavors for condoms and lubes out on the market is shocking! My personal favorites are vanilla, cherry and chocolate, but there are flavors like banana, root beer, strawberry and more ... just check out stores like Good Vibrations for a smorgasbord of tantalizing tastes. Try putting some toothpaste in your mouth before going down on your partner. Or pop a mint in your mouth beforehand. You could also incorporate food into your oral sexual play. Warm syrup, honey and whipped cream are some suggestions, but be warned: they could get sticky and messy as well as cause some bacterial infections if the genital areas are not cleaned thoroughly after use. Particularly in women, food in the vagina is a big nasty issue that could get ugly (and smelly)!
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12-18-2003, 09:37 PM
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