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Psychological aversion to oral sex

Psychological aversion to oral sex reflects a mix of individual disgust sensitivity, disease-avoidance cognition, sexual scripts and mate-value strategies — all filtered through cultural norms such as religion, media portrayals, and cross‑cultural variation.

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What factors (biological, psychological, social) influence men's preferences for specific sexual acts?

Men’s preferences for specific sexual acts emerge from an entwined mix of biology (hormones, genes, brain development), psychology (mental health, beliefs, fantasies, early experiences), and (gender s...