Sane Sex Life And Sane Sex Living Some Things That All Sane People Ought to Kn

H W Harland William Long

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Such use of saliva is no more to be depre- cated than its application in a hundred other ways, such as moistening the fingers to turn a leaf, or "licking" ones fingers after eating candy. Such use of this fluid from the mouth might be con- demned by the "over-nice, " but it is quite uni- versally practiced, and it is neither unwholesome, or unsanitary.
It is sometimes recommended that some form of oil, as sweet oil or vaseline, be used as an unguent for anointing the parts before engaging in co...itus, but this practice cannot be recommended. Oil is not a natural product of the parts to which it is applied, it is chemically unlike their secretions, and to smear the delicate organs with a fluid that is foreign to their nature, is unwise, unsanitary, not to say filthy. It is like greasing the mouth to make food slip down easily. And it is easy to understand how such application of an unguent to the mouth would impair the taste, dull the nerves of sensation, and greatly interfere with the native and wholesome uses of the oral cavity.

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