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oral sex without gagging

How do you perform oral sex on a guy without gagging.  Can the gag reflex be removed or trained to be gag-free during oral sex
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3110545 tn?1343308648
as a med student i can give you a simple answer don't get it so deep you know ... but the gag reflex is not an easy thing to train ...
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1828226 tn?1323565248
Don't think that deep throating is a necessity with oral sex. Most men can careless about that. But I think gagging depends on the size of your throat. Your throat may be too narrow so therefore you gag very easily.
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Hi Tinkerbell, OK with lots of practis you can train yourself to take your mans p***s down your throat with out gagging, I have a great book and I cant put my hand on it, it covers foreplay and its an Ehglish book, and the other thing is if you can find some very old Forum magazine or there sex life letters books, these were the greatest books on homan relations ie sex,
I'm trying to think, I think I read that it you take a very big olive in your mouth and keep taking to the back of you throat, at first you will gag, but after sometime you will be able to take it right to the back with out gagging, something to try.
Good Luck
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2030686 tn?1351688548
Put your hand around the shaft and keep  your lips closed when going up and down so you don't go past your hand
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2030686 tn?1351688548
If you really wanna go that far down just take it slow at first
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