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lubnakaju

February 17th, 2010

is it injurious to health if some one lick or suck vagina wid lips or tongue

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UnknownABC

replied February 17th, 2010

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Lubnakaju, It is called oral sex. When performed on a woman the term is 'cunilingus'. As long as both of you are healthy and clean, it will only be good. Remember not to bite or suck too hard!

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blueballsman

replied February 18th, 2010

I like giving oral sex! I like to add flavored lube though.

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