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The risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) associated with oral sex
Academic, public‑health and popular sources treating the “” question use two basic, intuitive definitions—“swallowing” = ingesting ejaculate after fellatio and “spitting” = expelling it rather than sw...
Drinking from another person’s glass, bottle, or cup carries social meaning beyond hydration: it can signal trust, familiarity or flirting in many cultures, and it also raises concerns about hygiene a...
Cultural and religious norms shape women's attitudes toward swallowing after oral sex by layering moral frameworks, gendered expectations, and bodily taboos onto what is also an intimate, negotiated p...