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Q: New Experience

asked by: SirThomas on January 29th, 2005

New User

My sex partner and I are extremely good for each other. She has caused me to do many things that I have never done before and I would have never even thought of doing these things and she never suggest that I do them. It just happens. Recently I made a big leap and ate my own cum. I know that i'm not gay but I actually enjoyed it. Is this a normal thing?

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Forum Girl

replied on January 29th, 2005

Experienced User

I wouldn't worry about it. I've known guys that have admitted they tasted their own cum out of curiosity. I've given oral sex and then the guy asked to kiss me so I know he tasted it on my lips. Girls frequently taste themselves also (ie, kissing after oral sex, etc.) its normal. Don't worry about it :)

Justin_Toronto

replied on January 30th, 2005

Experienced User

I do find it odd that she would request you to do this. But hey, different strokes for different folks.

I haven't actually tasted myself directly, but as floridagirl said.. After my ex going down on me, then kissing her i'm sure there was a mix of myself in there.

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