Guy eating your pussy
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Wait. Weren't you the guy who said he didn't like head? You should avoid these threads
hmmm....wrong guy!
I will gladly be the recipient.
Is this a rhetorical question?
I was implying that certain sexual acts being accepted widely as the norm is a result of the popularity of porn.
So why is it not deviant for you to get head but it is deviant for me? Using your logic, no mouths should be going near genitaliahmmm....wrong guy!
I will gladly be the recipient.
Is this a rhetorical question?
I was implying that certain sexual acts being accepted widely as the norm is a result of the popularity of porn.
You're putting words in his mouth.
100% COSIGN!
Edit: I thought about this for a sec. . . I think in the past I've given guys like a one time trial. . Just to see if they'd reciprocate. . if not no more head
it's something similar here....
Whatever. I'd trick you into sucking my dick first ... put Nyquil on my dick and after you're done sucking ...
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fuck dat. i will trick you into eating my pussy i will rub lasagna juice on it bitch.
Never said it wasn't,you do understand when I said deviant,it simply mean ppl doing things outside the norm.
Yeah,no mouths should be going near genitalia that would be the norm.
wasn't there a time when men were ashamed to admit that they eat pussy and eating it wasn't consider the norm?
btw you spit or,ok never mind.
a man who won't eat pussy who expects a woman to swallow?Never said it wasn't,you do understand when I said deviant,it simply mean ppl doing things outside the norm.
Yeah,no mouths should be going near genitalia that would be the norm.
wasn't there a time when men were ashamed to admit that they eat pussy and eating it wasn't consider the norm?
btw you spit or,ok never mind.
a man who won't eat pussy who expects a woman to swallow?
What?
I only expect pussy from a woman anything else would be a bonus.
It was a facetious question.I think she answered that one already.
All this talk about deviant behavior... Technically, head wouldn't be deviant anymore since it has become such the norm in sexual relationships. We as people define deviance and it is subject to change. I think that in 2008 it is more deviant to NOT give head than to give it because sexual relationships have changed. For some, head is easier and more readily available than sex, and in an effort to perserve "virginity" they'll give head and such, are they sexually deviant??
LS, I know women that are the same way and 2 are in their 40s and have never been married. These women are successful, attractive, decient women but can never sustain relationships because they refuse to perform oral sex. Yet they stand by their refusals. I stand by my statement that if a man won't perform oral sex on his lady she knows someone who will.
Let's say by chance she meets a man who makes her that offer and she agrees to it then finds out she loves it. What do you think is going to happen in her relationship? She might stay but I think that other man would be getting calls when ever possible.
Don't you know someone who will? Of course you do or would you settle and with a man that wouldn't? How many calls you make to the guy who won't? So who you gonna call?
Sex is no different than anything else in life you want the best and most out of your relationship. A major reason why we don't stay with a particular partners. If they can't satisfy sexually frustration sets in and that usually dooms the relationship.
It maybe a cultural thing but I don't believe so. I know that some cultures are very restrictve in their beliefs but I also know what many say and what many do are often two different things. Everyone has their own mind.
hell yeah.
if ur girl didnt already, i sense she will be cheating on u in the future homie
a women should be so kind to offer you some pussy, it is your obligation to fuck the shit out of her! Bitch Nigga Shit!
lol...
im suprised by some of the womens response. i thought it was a common thing for ladies to get there pussy licked.
that reminded me of katt williams....
"know i got to get out my bed, and drive my ass all the way across chicago to fix some shit you didnt have no business fucking with in the first place, and gas prices are TOO HIGH, to be doing shit like that!"
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a women should be so kind to offer you some pussy, it is your obligation to fuck the shit out of her! Bitch Nigga Shit!
@some of you ppl with your oral fixation getting mad.I can see some of you guys walking around with inflated stomach as a result from digesting too much yeast from your girlfriend's pussy.
Who you fuckin nigga, Mrs. Baird's?
I can see some of you guys walking around with inflated stomach as a result from digesting too much yeast from your girlfriend's pussy.
Ewww.. what kinda bitches you fucking with... If that heffa got yeast poppin off like that, she need to keep her legs closed, not on somebody face..
HAHA!
funny....
Ewww.. what kinda bitches you fucking with... If that heffa got yeast poppin off like that, she need to keep her legs closed, not on somebody face..
Damn some of you are slow.
It was really an insult to yuk mouth 2jzmk3.
why would I deal with any woman that has a severe case of yeast infection?
I guaranteed you that some of these men will still put their mouth there no matter what the condition.
@this threadDamn yall get sensitive on the matter of oral pleasure,never knew it was so relevant.
hmmm...
DeSire would be my type of woman.
how i end up being called yuk mouth is beyond me. nigga did i say i was licking any ans every girl i fucked pussy.. hell no.
then what nasty ass bitchs you are fucking with that pussy is so bad that you have to worry about all that..
nigga you need to up your standards.
and if you consider that a insult, you better come way better than that.
then what nasty ass bitchs you are fucking with that pussy is so bad that you have to worry about all that..
nigga you need to up your standards.
and if you consider that a insult, you better come way better than that.
My standards is already up bruh,I don't put my mouth near the anus or any where that is use to get rid of human waste.
The funny thing is you all talk about clean as if you test these women before yall eat them.Do yall wear condoms on your tongues?
OK ppl let me stop fucking with yall.
You ppl take this pussy eating serious.
Whatever. I'd trick you into sucking my dick first ... put Nyquil on my dick and after you're done sucking ...
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ridiculous....
heres a question.....How old was she? how old are you? I ask because I think most young chicks don't expect for their pussy to be licked too often.
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I will but I just ain't that crazy about it because................Bacteria, Good or Bad I dont care, just something about sticking my tongue into bacteria that freaks me out.
http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/bacterialvaginosis.html
Bacterial vaginosis, also called BV, is the most common vaginal infection in women of childbearing age. It happens when the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted and replaced by an overgrowth of certain bacteria called Gardnerella.
The vagina normally contains mostly “good” bacteria, and fewer “harmful” bacteria. Bacterial vaginosis develops when there is an increase in “harmful” bacteria and fewer “good” bacteria.
What causes bacterial vaginosis?
The cause of bacterial vaginosis is not understood. It can develop when something, like sexual contact, disrupts the balance between the good bacteria that protect the vagina from infection and the harmful bacteria that don't. It is not clear what role sexual activity plays in the development of bacterial vaginosis, but bacterial vaginosis is more common among women who have had vaginal sex. But bacterial vaginosis is not always from sexual contact. We do know that certain things can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina and put you more at risk for bacterial vaginosis:
What are the signs of bacterial vaginosis?
Women with bacterial vaginosis may have an abnormal vaginal discharge with an unpleasant odor. Some women report a strong fish-like odor, especially after sexual intercourse. The discharge can be white (milky) or gray and thin. Other symptoms may include burning when urinating, itching around the outside of the vagina, and irritation. However, these could be symptoms of another infection too. Some women with bacterial vaginosis have no symptoms at all.
How can I find out if I have bacterial vaginosis?
There is a test to find out if you have bacterial vaginosis. Your doctor takes a sample of fluid from your vagina and has it tested. Your doctor may also be able to see signs of bacterial vaginosis, like a grayish-white discharge, during an examination of the vagina.
How is bacterial vaginosis treated?
bacterial vaginosis is treated with antibiotics, which are medicines prescribed by your doctor. Your doctor may give you either metronidazole or clindamycin. Generally, male sex partners of women with bacterial vaginosis do not need to be treated. You can get bacterial vaginosis again even after being treated.
Is it safe to treat pregnant women who have bacterial vaginosis?
All pregnant women with symptoms of bacterial vaginosis or who have had a premature delivery or low birth weight baby in the past should be tested for bacterial vaginosis and treated if they have it. The same antibiotics that are used to treat non-pregnant women can be used safely during pregnancy. However, the amount of antibiotic a woman takes during pregnancy may be different from the amount taken if not pregnant.
Can bacterial vaginosis cause medical problems?
In most cases, bacterial vaginosis doesn't cause any problems. But some problems can happen if bacterial vaginosis is untreated.
bacterial vaginosis is not well understood by scientists, and the best ways to prevent it are unknown. What is known is that bacterial vaginosis is associated with having a new sex partner or having multiple sex partners. Follow these tips to lower your risk for getting bacterial vaginosis:
http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/bacterialvaginosis.html
Bacterial vaginosis, also called BV, is the most common vaginal infection in women of childbearing age. It happens when the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted and replaced by an overgrowth of certain bacteria called Gardnerella.
The vagina normally contains mostly “good” bacteria, and fewer “harmful” bacteria. Bacterial vaginosis develops when there is an increase in “harmful” bacteria and fewer “good” bacteria.
What causes bacterial vaginosis?
The cause of bacterial vaginosis is not understood. It can develop when something, like sexual contact, disrupts the balance between the good bacteria that protect the vagina from infection and the harmful bacteria that don't. It is not clear what role sexual activity plays in the development of bacterial vaginosis, but bacterial vaginosis is more common among women who have had vaginal sex. But bacterial vaginosis is not always from sexual contact. We do know that certain things can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina and put you more at risk for bacterial vaginosis:
- Having a new sex partner or multiple sex partners
- Douching
- Using an intrauterine device (IUD) for birth control
- Not using a condom
What are the signs of bacterial vaginosis?
Women with bacterial vaginosis may have an abnormal vaginal discharge with an unpleasant odor. Some women report a strong fish-like odor, especially after sexual intercourse. The discharge can be white (milky) or gray and thin. Other symptoms may include burning when urinating, itching around the outside of the vagina, and irritation. However, these could be symptoms of another infection too. Some women with bacterial vaginosis have no symptoms at all.
How can I find out if I have bacterial vaginosis?
There is a test to find out if you have bacterial vaginosis. Your doctor takes a sample of fluid from your vagina and has it tested. Your doctor may also be able to see signs of bacterial vaginosis, like a grayish-white discharge, during an examination of the vagina.
How is bacterial vaginosis treated?
bacterial vaginosis is treated with antibiotics, which are medicines prescribed by your doctor. Your doctor may give you either metronidazole or clindamycin. Generally, male sex partners of women with bacterial vaginosis do not need to be treated. You can get bacterial vaginosis again even after being treated.
Is it safe to treat pregnant women who have bacterial vaginosis?
All pregnant women with symptoms of bacterial vaginosis or who have had a premature delivery or low birth weight baby in the past should be tested for bacterial vaginosis and treated if they have it. The same antibiotics that are used to treat non-pregnant women can be used safely during pregnancy. However, the amount of antibiotic a woman takes during pregnancy may be different from the amount taken if not pregnant.
Can bacterial vaginosis cause medical problems?
In most cases, bacterial vaginosis doesn't cause any problems. But some problems can happen if bacterial vaginosis is untreated.
- Pregnancy problems. bacterial vaginosis can cause premature delivery and low birth weight babies (less than five pounds).
- PID. Pelvic inflammatory disease or PID is an infection that can affect a woman's uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes, which carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus. Having bacterial vaginosis increases the risk of getting PID after a surgical procedure, such as a hysterectomy or an abortion.
- Higher risk of getting other STDs. Having bacterial vaginosis can increase the chances of getting other STDs, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV. Women with HIV who get bacterial vaginosis increase the chances of passing HIV to a sexual partner.
bacterial vaginosis is not well understood by scientists, and the best ways to prevent it are unknown. What is known is that bacterial vaginosis is associated with having a new sex partner or having multiple sex partners. Follow these tips to lower your risk for getting bacterial vaginosis:
- Don’t have sex. The best way to prevent any STD is to practice abstinence, or not having vaginal, oral, or anal sex.
- Be faithful. Have a sexual relationship with one partner is another way to reduce your chances of getting infected. Be faithful to each other, meaning that you only have sex with each other and no one else.
- Use condoms. Protect yourself with a condom EVERY time you have vaginal, anal, or oral sex. Condoms should be used for any type of sex with every partner. For vaginal sex, use a latex male condom or a female polyurethane condom. For anal sex, use a latex male condom. For oral sex, use a dental dam. A dental dam is a rubbery material that can be placed over the anus or the vagina before sexual contact.
- Don't douche. Douching removes some of the normal bacteria in the vagina that protects you from infection. This may increase your chances of getting bacterial vaginosis. It may also increase the chances of bacterial vaginosis coming back after treatment.
- If you are pregnant and have symptoms of bacterial vaginosis or had a premature delivery or low birth weight baby in the past, get tested for bacterial vaginosis. Get tested as soon as you think you may be pregnant.
- Finish your medicine. If you have bacterial vaginosis, finish all the medicine that you are given to treat it. Even if the symptoms go away, you still need to finish all of the medicine.
It's not ridiculous if you know Sean...the only nigga to receive Blowjobs by fax.
So you must not french kiss because the mouth is the nastiest part of the body. There's even E. coli in the mouth...I will but I just ain't that crazy about it because................Bacteria, Good or Bad I dont care, just something about sticking my tongue into bacteria that freaks me out.
just for the record, i will not for any reason whatsoever even consider a long-term relationship w/a woman who is not into oral.
it's not even complicated. it'd be a relationship built in futility.
likewise, i'm about as interested in not eating pussy as i am in not fucking...
it's not even complicated. it'd be a relationship built in futility.
likewise, i'm about as interested in not eating pussy as i am in not fucking...
