Why you should go down on your partner while theyre on their period.

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http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/08/there...-someone-when-theyre-on-their-period-6562456/

Considering the widespread disgust and horror at the idea of period sex, I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that people are intensely grossed out by the concept of going down on someone who’s menstruating.

After all, if they’re too freaked out to put their penis in a vagina that’s shedding its lining, they’re likely going to get a bit funny about putting their mouth around one, too.

But we’ll never move forward on our path to having the best sex lives possible if we wait for everyone on the planet to accept one sexual practice before we move on to another.

So in the interests of pursuing great sex and orgasms, let’s get real about going down to period town.

By which I mean licking someone’s vulva and vagina when they’re menstruating.

There’s absolutely, totally, definitively, nothing wrong with going down on someone when they’re on their period.


There’s nothing gross about it. Nothing dirty. Nothing disgusting.

If it’s not for you, that’s fine. If you don’t feel even a tiny bit sexy on your period, you go ahead and skip oral. If you just don’t like to idea of getting menstrual fluids on your nose, whatever.

But if your refusal to give or receive oral on a period is down to the ‘ick’ factor, that needs to be addressed.

There is nothing dirty or unhygienic in any way about period blood.

Menstrual fluids are just blood, uterine lining, and regular vaginal discharge. They’re not toxic or pure evil. They’re just something that comes out of the vagina, and are entirely natural and healthy.

Nothing bad will happen if these fluids make their way on to your tongue, hands, or face.

And realistically, you probably won’t get much period blood on your tongue, hands, or face in the first place – not as much as the blood bath you’re imagining, anyway.

If you’re worried about mess – or don’t like the idea of greeting your sexual partner with a blood smeared face post-orgasm – just stick to the clitoris.

You can lick and suck away without actually getting all up in the vag, and if you’re really worried some blood may make its way out, you can use a tampon while you do that.

Even if you do shove your tongue deep inside and get on with things, it’s unlikely you’ll get that much blood gushing out.

The average person loses between 30-40ml of blood during a period (meaning over the course of seven days), which is hardly anything. Reduce that time to the twenty minutes or so that you’re going down, and you’re really looking at a few smudges of blood – unless the person you’re going down on experiences a particularly heavy flow.

But the reasons you should consider going downtown on someone’s period go beyond ‘it’s not bad, promise’.

It’s down to making people feel good when their period is likely making them feel a bit rubbish.



Having an orgasm can alleviate cramps, reduce pain, and even shorten the length of a period (thanks to the contractions of the uterus, which make the lining and blood come out faster).
It also boosts your mood, reducing any PMS-related moodiness in the process, and makes you feel sexier when you’re often feeling a bit bloated and crap.

Receiving oral when you’re on your period makes the most of all that period time horniness (yes, loads of us are extra turned on around our period time, it’s not just you), and the lingering feelings of ‘is this okay? Is everyone else doing this?’ makes it feel a little taboo.*

*Hopefully one day it won’t be taboo, but for now we can enjoy that bit as a turn-on.

Oh, and it’s hot. Really hot, just like any other glorious oral session.

It shows that you’re not bothered about blood or other entirely normal bits of the vagina, which is always attractive, and proves that you actually care about making your sex buddy feel good.

Makes a nice change from suggesting that they should just go down on you when they’re menstruating, no? And makes up for all the times you might have suggested anal because you ‘couldn’t’ have vaginal sex during shark week.

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I'm not too concerned about the article as I am about those ugly-ass pictures accompanying it. They're disgusting and I just know someone somewhere's already fapped to them.
 
I don't understand a lot of what modern feminists do but the campaign to make menstrual blood into some kind of sacred wonderful thing is particularly confusing. It's bodily waste like piss or shit, just because it comes from you doesn't make it special or meaningful and most people including women think it's gross.
 
"If you're not willing to do something that disgusts you, that needs to be addressed"

No it doesn't.

Don't pressure anyone to do sex acts they think are disgusting. Not liking it is all the reason you need.

If the table were turned and some guy was mansplaining why she has to have sex with him in a way she things it's disgusting, she'd call him a fucking rapist.
 
I dunno, man...I ate at ChiChi's once and that nearly killed me. I'm not sucking down poonblood.
 
I went to Liberty Antonia Sadler's website. This is how she describes her work:
Liberty Antonia works with mediums of drawing, text and moving image to explore issues of 21st century body politics, with a focus on the experience of living in a female body in a ‘photo-shopped’ world; the new visual rhetoric of perfection through digital manipulation. Working within a socio-political context, her work uses character and playfulness to discuss themes of food, ‘femininity’ and sexuality.

Liberty Antonia’s work aims to open discussion about vulnerability, imperfection and in- equality, with characters’ bordering between a ‘parody of’ and ‘pride in’ being a woman [exploring Gender Performativity and female stereotypes]. The use of humour as a tech- nique of critique is the basis of Liberty Antonia’s practice, aiming to use it as a device to answer the unspoken dogma of one’s body being one’s collateral. In homage to the traditions of political satire, often included within her pen & digital colour drawings and performance video pieces, are slogans & text, to combine word & image in the creation of ‘Fine Art comedy’.

Within her moving image practice, Liberty Antonia creates a world of character through an immersive combination of herself as performer of her own words and purgatorial studio & sound environments. Her practice includes both directing and first person per- formance, with works exploring, at times, controversial issues such as eating disorders, fetish & body dysmorphia. Her multidisciplinary practice also takes form in published works, focusing on the intimacy of the ‘artist talking to audience’ through the one-on- one printed experience.
Yeah, she's fat. No, I don't think she's a tranny.
 
Are these women so lazy that they can't be bothered to masturbate for their cramp-alleviating orgasms?
 
Ignore everything but this part:
Makes a nice change from suggesting that they should just go down on you when they’re menstruating, no? And makes up for all the times you might have suggested anal because you ‘couldn’t’ have vaginal sex during shark week.

So, here's what actually happened:
  • Woman on period wants man to give her an orgasm because she's too lazy to do it herself or too impatient to wait a week.

  • Woman gets fed up with the idea of pleasing her man instead during the most time-appropriate moment in life to do it.

  • Woman decides to write long article about how she deserves to receive orgasms during this time and will likely bring it up with her man every time he refuses to go down on her while she has her period.
Coming up in the next article:
  • Woman can't figure out why men keep leaving her after the first month of dating.
 
People who do not and never will have a sex life are certainly fit to publish articles related to sexuality.
 
I don't understand a lot of what modern feminists do but the campaign to make menstrual blood into some kind of sacred wonderful thing is particularly confusing. It's bodily waste like piss or shit, just because it comes from you doesn't make it special or meaningful and most people including women think it's gross.
Yeah this is a really good point. It'd be a bad thing to pressure your partner into trying water sports when they don't want to, this isn't really different.
 
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