Nadia Bokody, a writer from Australia, highlighted a study published The Canadian Journal Of Human Sexuality.Research found that while 63% of men enjoyed oral foreplay during their last sexual encounter, just 44% of women said the same.READ MORE: 'I joined an X-rated dating app but only lasted an hour after awkward blunder'Given that more than half of female study participants said receiving oral is the most reliable way for them to orgasm, this is a real shame. So why is there the disparity?Nadia said: "An informal survey of friends revealed common reasons cited for being denied oral are 'I really only do that with a girlfriend', 'I’ve got a sore neck' and 'It’s just not my thing'."However, the same women said their male partners still expected to be on the receiving end of the act, and that they felt pressured to perform it, even when they didn’t enjoy it."It’s also notable that, each time I post something on social media about this issue, I’m met with men complaining women smell or taste repellent, insisting this is why they won’t go downtown.
