• DOI:10.3138/CJHS.251-A2
Corpus ID: 41165713

Was it good for you too?: An analysis of gender differences in oral sex practices and pleasure ratings among heterosexual Canadian university students

@article{Wood2016WasIG,
  title={Was it good for you too?: An analysis of gender differences in oral sex practices and pleasure ratings among heterosexual Canadian university students},
  author={J. Wood and Jessica A McKay and Jessica R Alexander Tina Robin R Komarnicky and Jessica R Alexander Tina Robin R Milhausen},
  journal={The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality},
  year={2016},
  volume={25},
  pages={21 - 29}
}

J. Wood, Jessica A McKay, +1 author Jessica R Alexander Tina Robin R Milhausen

Published 2016

Psychology

The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality

Oral sex has become a standard component of the heterosexual sexual script, though little is known about the level of pleasure men and women experience from giving and receiving oral sex and the extent to which relationship context is associated with levels of pleasure. The purpose of this study was to investigate gender differences in giving and receiving oral sex, and associations with pleasure experienced and partner type. Participants were 899 heterosexual university students who reported… CONTINUE READING

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