I'm the same way. I've had guys tell me its because no one has done a good job before, but I honestly don't like it. Not a fan of the sensation, the thought of it, or why someone would want to do that. I mean, it's fine if they do. And if my bf wants to do it because he takes something away from it, that's fine. Just don't expect me to enjoy it, because I don't.
It's 100% okay, just because lots of other people disagree doesn't mean its wrong. I think our nerve endings or pleasure receptors may be programmed differently, is all. People where I live eat spaghetti with their chili and act like I'm insane for not liking it. In other areas, people don't have a dessert table at their weddings (something the east coast considers as traditional as the exchanging of rings and vows), but it's not wrong for someone not to have the dessert table or to never eat spaghetti with anything other than garlic bread or garlic sticks.
I'm glad you asked this question, or I would've had to. :)
Am I the only girl who doesn't like being eaten out?
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I'm the same way. I've had guys tell me its because no one has done a good job before, but I honestly don't like it. Not a fan of the sensation, the thought of it, or why someone would want to do that. I mean, it's fine if they do. And if my bf wants to do it because he takes something away from it, that's fine. Just don't expect me to enjoy it, because I don't.
It's 100% okay, just because lots of other people disagree doesn't mean its wrong. I think our nerve endings or pleasure receptors may be programmed differently, is all. People where I live eat spaghetti with their chili and act like I'm insane for not liking it. In other areas, people don't have a dessert table at their weddings (something the east coast considers as traditional as the exchanging of rings and vows), but it's not wrong for someone not to have the dessert table or to never eat spaghetti with anything other than garlic bread or garlic sticks.
I'm glad you asked this question, or I would've had to. :)