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I've heard something about using or eating an Altoid before oral sex. What is
that all about? If you know please tell me! Thank you for your time.
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There are many urban myths related to sex, but this is one of the few that
happens to be somewhat true. Altoids really do create an interesting sensation
during oral sex. Though these mints have been around forever, stories are now
being widely circulated about their supposedly miraculous powers to enhance
oral sex. I have even read reports that entire towns have been sold out
following a story on the radio.
What you need to understand is that certain substances (such as BenGay)
penetrate the skin to create sensations of warmth or cold. Mucous membranes,
such as the genitals, allow these substances to penetrate more strongly. Thus,
these items create a tingle and a sensation of hot or cold depending on... uh...
what the giver is doing or how he or she is breathing. Because Altoids are
stronger than most mints (and made with real peppermint oil), they have a more
pronounced effect. But other edible substances, such as Creme de Menthe, also
work.
The trick is to put a couple in your mouth and suck on them until they are
almost dissolved, then go down on your partner. If you do a warm exhale it will
create one type of sensation, while a cool blow or inhale will create another.
Luckily, it works just as well on both men and women. Give it a try with your
partner and see what they think. Happy experimenting!
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Best,
Dr. Sandor Gardos
MyPleasure provides up-to-date and useful sexual education materials in combination
with a store that allows people to buy, try, and learn about new aspects of
sexuality. We believe everybody deserves a great sex life.
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