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"‘Fellatio’ is the act of stimulating a penis, while ‘Cunnilingus’ is stimulation of the vagina. Now that we’ve completed 9th grade health class, let’s get into it."

"Fellatio stems from the Latin word ‘fellation’ which means to suck."

"5 years and 4 years of penance were given for those caught engaging in fellatio and cunnilingus respectively in Medieval Europe. The acts were banned as they did not result in procreation."

"According to Egyptian mythology, goddess, Isis actually resurrected her dead brother (who was also her husband) by administering oral sex."

"According to archaeologists, after uncovering the city of Pompeii there were multiple murals showing oral sex depictions throughout the ruined city."

"Nearly 90% of men and women admit to having engaged in oral sex."

"The term ‘Blow-job’ originated in the 1940s after appearing in the Tijuana Bible; a popular comic strip with sexual content."

"It has been reported that men who orally pleasure their partners are healthier than men who don’t."

"Even as late as 1950, fellatio was considered a felony in pretty much every state. I’m sorry, I thought this was America…"

"Higher rates of women reach completion via cunnilingus than through actual penetration."

"Time to put those pineapple juice rumors to rest. Drinking or eating specific things doesn’t change the taste of semen in men or squirt in women. Although overall diets may have an effect."

"Humans aren’t the only ones who like to use their mouths. Black bears, cheetahs, tigers, and other species enjoy oral sex as well."

"Obviously swallowing semen doesn’t lead to pregnancy in women. However it can help a woman become more fertile by getting the body used to a foreign substance."

"Back in the 1800s, Listerine was marketed as a cure for Gonorrhea. However that theory was never tested until recently. Studies have shown that antibacterial mouthwash may help prevent the spread of oral infections."