Check out other threads, on this thread are men who are saying they dig it. But on another thread there are just as many if not more that can pass imo. Men standing around talking to each other aren't going to say they don't dig it, peer pressure. 75% of the men I knew/know don't dig it. So that is 25% that do, that is higher than the amount of women that like to give it. So does that mean men are giving it to men because they like it so much, if 83% aren't getting it from their gf? Nah, I really think there are that many that prefer the feel of a vagina tightening around their manhood and thrusting in and out of her.
(Divorce rates aren't due to not getting head, communication is one of the number one issues.)
Thought this was interesting. Make sure your partner is tested, just posted this on another thread:
Oral Sex and STDs
Can You Get Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) From Oral Sex?
By Cory Silverberg, About.com
Gonorrhea and Oral Sex
Gonorrhea can be passed during oral sex (either giving or receiving). Ejaculation does not have to occur for gonorrhea to be transmitted or acquired. Gonorrhea survives well in the throat, and gonorrhea throat infections from oral sex are relatively common.
Herpes and Oral Sex
Herpes can be transmitted via skin to skin contact, so the risks during oral sex are clear. It’s important to remember that transmission can occur even if there are no visible sores, and you or your partner may be infected with herpes and not know it. Some people are not aware that cold sores are a form of herpes.
HIV and Oral Sex
While the risk is considered to be low, there have been documented cases of HIV transmission where the most likely way it was transmitted was through oral sex via semen, vaginal secretions or blood. HIV is not transmitted via saliva, and deep kissing is considered a safe sexual behavior. There have been cases of oral sex transmission during fellatio (performing oral sex on a man) and cunnilingus (performing oral sex on a woman).
HPV and Oral Sex
Oral sex is considered a less common cause of HPV infection, although it has been documented. HPV virus is shed from the surface of warts and any form of direct physical contact may result in transmission.
NGU and Oral Sex
Most of the germs that cause NGU can be passed during oral sex, even if the penis or tongue doesn’t go all the way in to the vagina, mouth or rectum and even if body fluids are not exchanged. A recent Australian study provided further evidence for oral sex as a transmission route for NGU.
Syphilis and Oral Sex
Oral sex is considered an efficient way to transmit syphilis, with one CDC study reporting that more than 13% of syphilis cases in a geographic area were attributed to oral sex. Transmission usually occurs during vaginal, anal or oral sex when syphilitic sores or patches come in to contact with slightly abraded skin or mucous membranes.
EDIT: Perhaps that was your problem. Statistics don't show that. I am sure you know how to google.
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