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Swallowing
| Fri, 06-18-2004 - 2:08pm |
I know it varies for each man, but how important is swallowing or at least ejaculating in someone's mouth? I really dislike the smell and taste of semen, and will not allow a man to "finish" during oral sex. I either use oral sex as foreplay only, or finish the job with my hand. My boyfriend said that I am the only girl he has been with that won't do it, but he assured me that he is okay with the fact that I don't. I know that he wished I would though.

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I am glad to see that things seem to be going good in your counseling sessions. It takes a lot to get even yourself there but for the both of you to be there, it takes even more. I hope things continue to get better and your issues can be eventaully solved and work out for the best.
Not only has research discovered "conclusively" that what you consistently eat and how much water you drink daily actually affects the smell of urine, but they ALSO mentioned for the taste of semen as well. This is, of course, minus any problems of disease or physical ailments.
Plenty of times we hear about avoiding red meats, dairy and aspargus (sp?) as well as loading up on pears/apples/pineapples (not necessarily all fruits, but those in particular) along with plenty of water. Many women right here on these boards have already posted the differences they themselves have noticed.
I don't believe its necessarily the "amount of" certain foods that impact anything, but its more the "consistent" amounts that research has highlighted.
Just remembering some medical/sex articles from the recent about this, no biggie.
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Alcohol, coffee and cigarettes, which are chemicals primarily, can leach into pores, etc. affecting the taste of the skin.
But my DH's urologist and my gyno have both said that adding more pineapple or more fruit to the diet will do nothing to affect the taste of semen or lubrication and that water is much more beneficial. And that hormones affect how strongly a bodily fluid will taste more than anything.
Stephen
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