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Oral sex, also known as French love, is sexual behavior that involves stimulating the genitals and other erogenous zones of a sexual partner using the tongue and mouth. It is a way to bring your partner to orgasm or as part of the foreplay. Oral sex can be an amazing source of experience for both partners.
There are two main types of oral sex: fellatio (oral fondling of the male genital organs) and cunnilingus (oral caressing of the female genital organs, especially the clitoris, which allows women to achieve orgasm much easier than in the case of classic sex). Fondling is based on stimulating the partner’s sexual organs by touching, licking and sucking with the lips and tongue.
Oral sex is one of the most common sexual practices in addition to vaginal intercourse. It occurs in all sexual orientations. If the partners know their preferences well, this kind of physical love is very rewarding.
Can I Get Pregnant During Oral Sex?
Oral sex cannot become fertilized if it is the only form of sexual activity (without intercourse where semen enters the woman’s genital tract).
Can you get HIV through oral sex?
Due to contact with genital secretions during oral sex, it is possible to become infected with sexually transmitted diseases (e.g. chlamydia, syphilis, HIV, jaundice virus, human papillomavirus (HPV), and fungi and bacteria) because even intact mucous membranes do not they are barriers to bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic diseases. A properly used condom and a latex handkerchief protect against infection during oral sex.
Additionally, research suggests that having oral sex may increase the risk of developing mouth and throat cancer in people with more than 5 partners.
If you want to protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections, you can try an oral mask during oral sex, which acts as a barrier between your mouth and genitals.
Can you get HCV during oral sex?
The risk of HCV infection, which is responsible for the development of hepatitis C, during oral sex is low. It is very rare that HCV is transmitted to a partner because the virus is present in saliva, semen and vaginal secretions in small amounts. HCV infection is not considered a sexually transmitted disease – contact with the blood of an infected person is much more dangerous.
Oral Sex – The Best Positions
In order for oral sex to be a pleasure, it is not enough just the consent of both partners and the awareness of what oral sex should be like. Positions that should facilitate access to the partner’s intimate places are also extremely important. For a woman, doing fellatio will be easier when she kneels or bends over her partner lying on the bed. It is easier to caress not only the partner’s penis, but also the testicles, which most often gives men great pleasure. To make it easier for a man to perform cunnilingus, a woman can raise or rest her legs on something higher so that the partner has as much access to her intimate places as possible. Turning your partner’s back to the man will also work well. On the other hand, if partners want to please each other at one time, the so-called 69. The woman takes her back seat above her partner’s face, which stimulates her intimate parts while she caresses the penis.
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