MASTERING THE ART OF CUNNINLINGUS (ORAL SEX): GUIDE TO GIVING HEAD LIKE A PRO (Oral Delights)

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Edit: To clarify, the research on Roman sexual norms is interesting and thorough, but the connection to Romans seems forced. Why should we suppose, from the textual evidence, that Paul thought this way? (And my unfamiliarity is with this CSCO blog, rather than the wider work at Edinburgh…) If you’ve ever seen your partner masturbate, you’ll have some idea how they like their clitoris to be touched. Ask them to show you now, or you can offer them your hand and ask them to demonstrate the kind of stroking they prefer by placing their hand on top of yours. 6. Add penetration (if they so desire) With your free hand, you can touch her breasts, gently squeeze her nipples, caress her stomach or place under a butt cheek for support. Wired has put together a great little video about some of the science behind the female orgasm,… Read more

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Mark, this is an excellent piece of research, very well argued, and written with clarity. Good use of ancient Greco-Roman sources as well, including texts, graffiti et al. I do hope you are expanding this into a large work, whether a journal article or as part of your thesis. Keep these rules handy, and you will have a happy lady on your hands. And in your mouth (COULD NOT RESIST). As with any sexual act starting slow ensures that your brain (your most significant erogenous zone) has a chance to transition from the rest of the day to pleasure mode. Kissing, a massage, and even laying naked with your partner are great ways to activate your sexual desire. Knight recommends the following 7 key steps to helping your partner reach clitoral nirvana: 1. Start slowly A big misconception is that people should write the alphabet with their tongue,” said Tribby. “This is silly, because when you're concentrating on letters in your head, you're not paying attention to her signals in the moment.”Tribby says that the most popular toy amont the Pleasure Chest staff is the Pjur Wand, because it's “perfectly designed for accessing the G-Spot..it's also slender enough to stay out of your mouth's way.”

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Cunnilingus is stimulation of the female genitals using the tongue or lips. ‘Good cunnilingus requires technique – whether you are giving or receiving,’ says sex and relationship expert for Lovehoney, Annabelle Knight. ‘The key is that both partners are completely relaxed so no one is worrying or feeling insecure and you can both get lost in the moment.’ How to perform cunnilingus Myth: Whoever is face-to-vagina with you is thinking, "Damn, what is UP with her labia, I liked the ones on the last woman I was with so much more." See, for example, the Roman terracotta lamp (Cyprus Museum, Inv. D2759) where a couple performs “69” on each other. Here is the main issue: When dealing with potential parallels Sandmel’s warnings against “parallelomania” are very, very helpful. It is, of course, very interesting to delve into the world of Greco-Roman sexual norms as it is mediated by brothel art and graffiti, and at this level of abstraction (i.e. “sexual norms”) there will be obvious similarities, as there would be with any author writing about sex. This by itself does not constitute a real parallel.

Learning what your partner likes when it comes tooral sexcan be complicated. What feels good one day may be too much or not enough stimulation the next. Even though sexual needs change, there are generally a few places avulva-owner enjoys consistent stimulation. Ness Cooper, a sex and relationship expert and clinical sexologist, tells Mashable that while watching more real depictions of cunnilingus is sure to make most women feel more empowered, there is still a sizeable gap in what we’re seeing and how we’re interpreting it. "In the past, there's been a lot of negativity around female pleasure sex scenes, often highlighting pain, which has meant that many sexual acts that women may enjoy have become stigmatised and shamed," she explains. "This means that individuals can struggle more when talking about pleasure, and when they do decide to explore it, they can be unnecessarily worried or stressed about it, making the experience less enjoyable. But bringing more awareness to how pleasurable these acts can be through various media can help reduce stigma, shame, and barriers even around sexual discrepancies," she says. Once things are rolling, though, it’s still important to move slowly. A woman’sclitorisis extremely sensitive, and as such, many women have trouble with direct stimulation without a warm-up. It can even be painful.

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No sexual or genital act is explicitly described in the Bible other than Onan’s intentionally spilling (literally: destroying, wasting) his semen on the ground. In all other instances the reader is expected or assumed to know the explicit details. This word is notoriously difficult to translate, but likely refers to the receptive (passive) male partner during anal sex. Why shouldn’t we think that Paul might adapt his message to fit his Roman audience (it does not mean he needs to believe it)…or, at least, be conversant enough to combat it? He seems to be at home in other Greco-Roman sexual practices (e.g. cultic prostitution in the Corinthian correspondence). For this oral sex position, your partner balances themselves on their hands and knees. They can choose to spread their legs or keep them close together. You move behind them so you can use your mouth on their genital area. The position makes it possible for you to adjust the pressure applied with your mouth, lips, and tongue. While many women and vulva-having people love cunnilingus because it focuses heavily on stimulating the clitoris and therefore is more likely to make them orgasm (between 70-80 per cent of women need clitoral stimulation to climax), many also feel self-conscious about receiving it.Mr. Lamas, if I understand the Greek words used as euphemisms: akatharsia = uncleanness and aselgeia = shamelessness as including all sexual activity other than natural p-i-v intercourse it lines up with the Biblical direction toward procreation: “Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth.” Pleasure from sexual activity is a side benefit, not the central purpose as so many think. James Miller has cleverly argued that Paul was referencing male to female non-procreative sexual acts, such as oral and anal sex, and that, “there is no particular reason to read verse 26 as referring to homosexual activity.” [4] Miller’s point is taken. If Paul’s purpose in Romans 1:24-27 was to reveal humanity’s (specifically, Gentiles’) ultimate degeneration from God then passive sexual acts like male to female cunnilingus and anal sex, which are inherently unmanly, would have been considered among the most perverse acts per Roman standards. Importantly, this is not to say that (1) Paul is not discussing female to female sexual activity in v. 26 as Miller argues (perhaps Paul is…), or that (2) female to female sexual activity would not have been an object of ridicule similar to passive oral and anal sex (for surely it was), rather I want to briefly show how using passive male to female sexual acts in Romans 1:26 could have served Paul’s argument well and why it should be considered more widely among scholars. More specifically, I want to examine Roman attitudes towards male to female cunnilingus, perhaps the most volatile and perverse sexual act in the ancient Roman world. Kerner’s approach to cunnilingus is unique in focusing on the commissure, which is the area right above the clitoris and clitoral hood. It’s a smooth area of skin that tends to get ignored, due to its proximity to the obviously more infamous clitoris. In his chapters on female anatomy, Kerner talks about the fact that pressure on the commissure can stimulate some of the internal fibers of the clitoris. Here’s one of Kerner’s specific technique for the pleasuring the commissure: If you’re the giver and want to make sure yourvulva-owning partner is down for a bit ofcunnilingus, hereare some ways to ask (consent is sexy). We as intimacy coordinators essentially have three jobs," she explains. "First off, we liaise between departments and work with costume and camera, and the director and the actors, we make sure that everybody knows what's going on with the intimate scene before we get on set that day."

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If you’re worried about the taste or smell of your vulva and this is putting you off receiving cunnilingus, you needn’t be. ‘Many women think that their genitals have a particular smell and this may make feel them unattractive,’ says Godoy. ‘Your genitals smell good, it smells like genital, that’s it.’ The harsh translations throughout this blog intend to reflect the original crudeness of the authors who wrote them. Oral sex is an intimate practice where people use their mouth, tongue, or lips to stimulate specific areas on their partner. Oral sex performed on a woman's vagina is called cunnilingus, while oral sex performed on a man is referred to as fellatio. Some people also practice anilingus, which involves stimulating the anus. Book Launch Event: The Oxford Commentary on the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Damascus Document by Steven Fraade.

Have you found yourself transfixed when your internet boyfriend is about to go down on the big screen? Or, maybe you’ve wondered how the actors make it look so real? Well, you're certainly not alone. Vulvas, like penises, come in all shapes and sizes; everyone is different and difference is to be celebrated. Sometimes, though you may not think about it in advance, asking can feel uncomfortable. When you’re moving from making out into activated sexual desire, you may wantoral sex. However, suppose your partner seems fixated on digital stimulation only or intends to move right for penetration. In that case, you need to have the appropriate language to ask for what you want without stopping the desire train.