Autocunnilingus

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Autocunnilingus is the act in which a female engages in self-oral sex. This practice is considered extremely rare due to the physical flexibility and anatomy required to perform it. Autocunnilingus is often viewed with skepticism due to its rarity and the physical limitations of most individuals. It is a subject that has been explored in various forms of erotic literature and adult media, but remains largely a topic of curiosity rather than widespread practice.

Overview

Autocunnilingus requires a significant degree of spinal flexibility, hip flexibility, and general contortion ability. Individuals capable of performing autocunnilingus are often those who have engaged in extensive physical training and flexibility exercises, such as professional contortionists or those practicing advanced yoga. The act itself is seen more as a physical feat than a common sexual practice.

Cultural and Psychological Aspects

The fascination with autocunnilingus can be attributed to its rarity and the human curiosity about the limits of the human body. In some cultures, the ability to perform such acts is seen as a sign of physical prowess or spiritual advancement, particularly in contexts where sexual liberation and body freedom are valued. However, in many societies, discussions around autocunnilingus remain taboo, reflecting broader discomfort with discussions of female sexuality and self-pleasure.

Comparison with Autofellatio

Autocunnilingus is often compared to Autofellatio, which is the male equivalent of self-oral sex. While autofellatio also requires significant flexibility, discussions around it seem to be more prevalent in popular culture and media. This discrepancy may reflect gender biases in how sexual practices are perceived and discussed publicly.

In Popular Culture

References to autocunnilingus are rare in mainstream media but can be found in certain niches of adult entertainment and erotic literature. These depictions are often exaggerated or fictionalized, given the physical improbability of the act for the vast majority of people.

See Also

• Oral sex
• Human sexuality
• Erotic literature
• Contortion