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Just why has oral sex become less transgressive to the younger generation? Certainly, it has to do with the AIDS epidemic and the popularization of terms like “bodily fluids.” After short-lived hand-wringing about what to call the substance that stained Lewinsky´s blue Gap dress, the media brought the word “cum” out of the closet and injected it into the daily news. Now the public appearance of cum-once a symbolic violation of society´s taboos about dirt, order and hygiene-has become little more than a cinematic sight gag: hair gel in ´“Theres Something About Mary” and a doggie treat in cum swallowing “Happiness.” Our recent obsession with exposure and propriety violations, our seemingly relentless “tabloid mentality” cannot help but desensitize us to what was once subversive.

“You try it!” Samantha challenges her bewildered beau (Adam) when he bellows that she´s acting like a squeamish princess. “If you´re fine with it, I´ll be fine with it.” Adam initially resists sampling his spooge (“It´s gay!” he whines) , but eventually he chokes down his rancid cum, with an anguished expression on his defeated visage. Although he reports that he´s “fine with it,” we know that he´s lying.

I lied too, 25 cum swallowing years ago, when I gobbled through the same horrible gastronomic gantlet. My lover Robyn perceived my bluff; she forced me to admit that I loathed the salty, viscous wad. Ever since then, my glee at getting my lollipop licked has been tainted with advance remorse: My receiver is about to be nauseous.

“Sex and the City” provided me with a glimmer of hope, though, a key to decontaminating the puddles of my prick. When Samantha presents her pungent dilemma at lunch to her female friends, they advise her that “it has something to do with nutrition . there´s something cum swallowing he could eat