How to practice oral sex scientifically, healthily, and respectfully

Oral sex is one of the most underrated languages ​​of intimacy.

In contemporary research on sexual health and couple dynamics, oral sex has ceased to be taboo and has become an intimate art worthy of being learned.

It can serve as erotic foreplay or even become a complete and climactic sexual experience in itself. However, although many couples have tried oral sex, few manage to do so in a truly comfortable, pleasurable, and psychologically validating way.

This isn't so much due to a lack of technique, but rather to misunderstandings, embarrassment, poor communication, and a lack of scientific knowledge. This article explores how to perform oral sex well from a physiological and psychological perspective.

Integrating neurosexual mechanisms, gender differences, real data, useful techniques, and explorations from the BDSM context to not only provide pleasure, but also build healthier sexual communication, a deeper emotional connection, and more authentic sexual freedom.

Physiological mechanisms of oral sex: stimulation and activation of deep neural circuits

Nerve stimulation in the genitals

  • In men, the penis is controlled primarily by the dorsal and pelvic nerves. The area of ​​the glans penis and coronary sulcus is rich in highly sensitive mechanoreceptors.
  • In women, the clitoris contains approximately 8,000 nerve endings , making it the organ with the highest nerve density in the human body, surpassing even the fingers and lips.
  • During oral sex, components present in saliva—such as oxytocin , traces of testosterone , and immunoglobulin A —also contribute to strengthening the emotional bond and the feeling of trust.

In short, oral sex is not just a “mouth + genitals” interaction, but a multisensory stimulation experience where lips, tongue, and nervous system interact in depth.

Oral sex as a touchstone of trust in fragile relationships

Psychological acceptance and the influence of shame culture

A survey published by The Journal of Sex Research in 2022 revealed that around 32% of women in Latin America still perceive oral sex as shameful or "unclean," especially in relationships where communication with their partners is limited.

However, in contexts where communication flows and the quality of the relationship is high, oral sex becomes a form of emotional investment for her. It represents acceptance of the other's body, commitment to the relationship, and a kind of nonverbal trust.

In these cases, female oral sex ceases to be a simple sexual act and becomes a form of care, an expression of intimacy, and, in many cases, a tool for emotional healing.

The contextual value of oral sex

In some sexual preference structures, oral sex on a man takes on a more complex role—particularly among those exploring shame or submission fetishes—and becomes a key behavior. It is a symbol of obedience and a metaphor for power.

For those who derive pleasure from humiliation or control, oral sex for men is a way to say "I submit" without words. Within the BDSM dynamic, it becomes a node of obedience, where what matters is not the physical act, but the tension of power and emotion woven behind every movement.

Techniques to improve the oral sex experience

Oral sex on a man (Fellatio): rhythm, depth and interaction

What if you add a touch of humiliating ritual?

Imagine being on your knees, with a Domlust leather ball gag in your mouth, your neck bound by a bondage collar, and your hands immobilized behind your back. You can't touch, only obey.

Every oral movement is charged with tension between provocation and submission. He looks down on you. You, caught between shame and desire, offer him not only your mouth, but your will.

Does that awaken in you that deep longing for total surrender?

Oral sex on a woman - Where to start to ignite her desire?

Don't go straight for the clitoris. Those who truly master the art of teasing know that you don't reach the top without taking the path.

Lean over her. Let your tongue draw gentle circles around her clitoris, like exploratory kisses that awaken every nerve ending.

When her body begins to respond, would you dare to trace a figure-eight motion? Or would you prefer a slow back-and-forth motion, drawing an intimate map of her pleasure?

What if you add the internal caress?

Insert a finger, gently curving it toward the anterior vaginal wall, caressing the G-spot with a "come here" gesture. You now have a symphony of internal and external sensations that sets the stage for a deeper climax.

Do you want him to relax and let himself go even more?

Try a fruit-scented edible lubricant. Make it part of the game, as if you were savoring her, as if her body were a delicacy.

And if you want to take things a step further, try the Domlust oral vibrator or a strap-on tongue toy. More resistance, more rhythm, more control—as if each movement pushes her one step closer to the inevitable tremor.

Dominated oral sex - when desire is no longer negotiated

In the world of BDSM, oral sex gifs are no longer a simple erotic exchange. They're a scene of power. A psychological performance where humiliation and submission are intertwined.

She doesn't kneel because she wants to; she does so because you command her to. You take her wrists and immobilize them with leather cuffs. You leave only one thing free: her mouth.

Want even more realism?

Domlust's adjustable ball gag allows you to precisely control how wide her mouth can open. With collars, restraints, and restrictive gloves, you create an environment where she's "active," but without any real options. Every oral movement is a response to your commands.

She's yours. And there's no escaping.

Ethics, consent, and oral sex as a means of emotional relief

Sexual freedom ≠ sexual obligation

Although oral sex appears frequently in visual content (such as oral sex gifs or mainstream porn), every couple has their own limits.

Accepting that "oral sex isn't obligatory" is a sign of a healthy relationship. The key is always explicit consent and open conversation.

Oral sex as emotional relief

In certain relationships, service-centered sex (such as oral sex for her) acts as an intimate embrace. It can provide emotional comfort, especially in times of anxiety, loss, or exhaustion. Giving or receiving oral sex from a woman thus becomes a way to heal and strengthen the bond.

Real data: what the studies say

  • The Kinsey Institute (2023) revealed that 67% of adults consider oral sex to provide greater psychological comfort than penetrative sex.
  • According to a survey by the Spanish sexual health portal Platanomelón, 41% of users enjoy incorporating BDSM elements during oral sex, especially controlling dynamics and humiliating language.
  • More than 55% of men and 48% of women surveyed want to improve their ability to maintain rhythm without becoming fatigued during oral sex. This is the most frequently mentioned challenge.
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