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writes:Ok first is I have been with my fiance for going on 5 yrs, will get married in 2018. I have been previously married, and the reason I say this is I love the taste of cum. My previous husband was very sweet and tasted so good I can handle swallowing and letting it sit in my mouth etc. So now I'm with my fiance love giving oral, it's my favorite over sex, but my predicament is the first 3 years he tasted so Sooo good like my ex, he loves getting oral. My issue now is after having my gallbladder removed I couldn't handle his taste now I'm now pregnant and I gag n throw up. How do I Change that back to me loving it??
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reader, Honeypie +, writes (22 July 2016):
 Pop a lifesaver(mint) in your mouth and stick to NOT putting more of his penis than the head in your mouth, you can also avoid that and ONLY do the "external" part.
You CAN also ask him to drink juice (sweet ones like pineapple) in the mornings, it can change the "flavor". If he drinks a lot of coffee, smoke, eat a lot of meat it can also change his overall "flavor" not just in the crotch but his overall body odor. And you CAN... ask him to shower first.
It is VERY common for pregnant people to become sensitive to sights, smells and tastes. For instance with baby #1 I couldn't eat certain flavors/spices and seafood. With #2 I could NOT touch raw meat, the smell would make me puke. My husband would cook up hamburger meat for me twice a week and I'd freeze it in smaller portions. I couldn't eat pork AT ALL. (not even bacon) and with #3 the smell of coffee, cigarette smoke (hubby was a smoker) made me barf.
To this day I don't like the smell of raw meat, something I didn't have a problem with before baby #2. I also rarely eat pork and unless it's steak, beef and I don't eat seafood at all anymore.
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reader, aunt honesty  +, writes (21 July 2016):
 You are pregnant at the moment, so that may be the reason that you are gagging and being sick. It might be best not to do this when you are pregnant, as if you keep throwing up your baby might be missing out on those important nutrients from your food. Maybe try again once the baby is born and see if there is a difference. If you don't find a difference then it could also be something different about your boyfriends diet? He may have started eating something or drinking something that has effected the taste of him. I really doubt that having your gallbladder removed has done anything to your taste buds, it could also be now that you associate it with tasting bad and gagging that you have conditioned yourself to believe that is what is going to happen.
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2016): Side effects of general anesthesia are nausea and vomiting.Common symptoms of pregnancy are nausea and vomiting.Gall bladder removal causes side effects as well. Speak to your doctors, your GP and OB/GYN, about the continuing nausea and vomiting.If nothing has changed in hubby’s diet then he should be evaluated by his GP for possible infection.It could be hormonal changes in you, it could be an infection in him, it could be side effects of your various ailments and the pregnancy.No doubt people will tell you to have fiancee eat pineapple and avoid other food.If you have no gall bladder you have dietary restrictions and should be sure to follow all diet guidelines as set forth by your GP or other MD specialist handling your care. As you are very young for a gall bladder removal you may have other medical issues which are now causing you GI distress.Could just be the pregnancy has changed your taste and smell receptors; it happens often that pregnant women can’t tolerate certain smells or tastes. Very common. This could be your body saying, enough, not what it needs right now as well. Persistent nausea and vomiting should be discussed with your physician as there could be another cause. You are pregnant so have special health care needs.
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