Taste of oral sex

When a guy performs cunnilingus on us, it can be pretty amazing both for the giver and for the receiver. Of course, guys do have their limits So long as there isn't an infection or lots of blood, I'm down for anything. I actually don't mind the taste and is part of the whole experience," one anonymous man shared. Of course, we want to smell and taste our best for our partner. While performing oral sex may be about us, we want it to be a great experience for them as well.

One such attempt was to make him drink wheatgrass before having sex in the hopes of remedying the issue — no such luck. Funky Spunk remained Funky Spunk. Not just from person to person, but even in the same person. Whether it be because someone's in a certain phase of their menstrual cycle, or because of something like an untreated STI , there's no one smell or taste for bodily fluids. But as for food affecting how you taste? Well, the jury is still out. But while that may be the case — a whopping IDK from the science community — there are still some things to consider if this question has been on your mind.

Click here to get it. We asked 48, and you can skip straight to their descriptions. While it might not seem helpful to say that it varies, it really does vary. A fishy scent or taste is usually due to an infection such as bacterial vaginosis. Side Note: I put together this in-depth assesment that will uncover just how good you are at giving oral sex and satisfying your man.

The first time a sex partner remarks on the taste of your vagina and its fluids is a little like hearing your voice recorded on tape. Wait — so that's me?! Do I really taste bittersweet? S moky?! What in the hell does any of that even mean?