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Bad tasting post ejaculation fluid

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My boyfriend and I have a very active sex life and a few times a week after a normal (and normal tasting) ejaculation I will continue to stimulate him to a further state of arousal.

This results in what he says is an incredible orgasm, however leaves me with a mouthful of bitter, foul tasting fluid. I have never hung around long enough to visualise this, but have shared the taste with him! He agrees its like nothing he's ever produced on his own. I've no idea what this is!?

However,due to the fact this is so arousing for him I would like to keep doing it, but the taste is getting too much now. Is this normal? Are there ways to improve the taste?
All helpful comments would be much appreciated.
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replied September 29th, 2009
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There's no real fluid produced after ejaculation. How long after ejaculation are you tasting him?
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replied October 15th, 2009
Its a matter of minutes!
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replied October 15th, 2009
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I'm drawing a blank medically. There shouldn't be anything physiologically that comes out of him after ejaculating that tastes different than what came out before. The only thing I can imagine is somehow when his semen hits your mouth the PH of your body causes a chemical change that gradually affects the taste. Sweet is the antithesis of bitter, try oral sex with a mint or hard candy tucked in your mouth to compensate for the taste.
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