The Ultimate Guide to Fellatio by Violet Blue

love to give head will go on about how great guys taste and how much it turns them on, while others new to the game may be scared senseless about how things might taste or smell. A man’s scent and taste can vary depending on any number of factors, from whether he’s showered lately to whether he smokes.
    But the reality is that he’s going to taste and smell like whatever he tastes and smells like all over—just a little more musky. His cock may taste lightly salty or even a bit tangy, and some men exude a very faint odor of come. The taste of pre-come, the slippery substance that some men ooze from their urethral opening, can range from no flavor at all to a slight sharpness or saltiness, or it can taste like a mild version of his ejaculate. Strong foods such as asparagus or garlic can influence the urethral environment, and so can vitamins. Even if they seem undetectable, the flavors and smells from a man’s genitals are packed with chemicals and pheromones that make a powerful biochemical aphrodisiac. However, this doesn’t mean that his chemistry will “click” with yours, or that your lover will have the same sweet taste every time. Should you notice a marked change in his aroma or flavor, and you have both established trust in the area of oral sex, you might gently bring it to his attention, as it may warrant a health check.

    Illustration 6. Soap Him Up
    If you are concerned about cleanliness, or about your own reactions to tasting or smelling him for the first time, try showering together beforehand or taking a sensual bath. This way, you can seductively soap him up, getting him thoroughly clean (and thoroughly aroused). In the bath or shower, testing out the way he feels on your lips and tongue might be easier, because you have control over both the environment and the cleanliness issue. Plus, tenderly washing and kissing him is incredibly intimate, and just plain sexy.

    A Taste of Honey
I’ve always been the type of girl to never swallow it. But I do with my new lover. I don’t know what’s different, maybe because I’m with someone I’m so crazy about that I want all of him!
    If you put a man’s penis in your mouth with the intention of giving him pleasure, chances are good that he’s going to have an orgasm—in, or near, your mouth. How you feel about this depends on many factors; whether you enjoy the idea, the time and place of the blow job, how much you like him, or even how your relationship is going. If you don’t know him, or his sexual history, then spitting or swallowing is also a question of assessing risk: semen has been shown to contain HIV, which can be dangerous if you have any tiny cuts, sores, or bites in your mouth. Somewhere between thinking you might want to go down on him and his orgasm, you’re going to need to decide exactly what you’re comfortable with in terms of his ejaculation. Are you okay with him coming in your mouth, or not?
    The consistency and amount of come expelled upon orgasm varies from man to man. While the average amount is between one and two teaspoonfuls, some men may have close to the two teaspoons or more, while others have very little at all. The amount, texture, or flavor of a man’s come has absolutely nothing to do with how powerful or pleasurable his orgasm is. One guy may have thin, watery come, while another’s is thick like egg whites, or it can be anywhere in between.
    Taste is another variable, and besides any dietary influences, each man is different; you may find you enjoy the flavor of one lover’s come and not another’s. Male ejaculate measures in at an alkaline pH of 8 (more alkaline than spit, tears, or sweat), approximately the same pH of an egg white. It can taste neutral, slightly salty, bitter, a little sweet, similar to an oyster, like a delicate Brie cheese, or even slightly tart. Many people also report very slight (though sometimes strong) odors of bleach or mushrooms. Of course, his ejaculate is going to taste and smell