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Why Do Some Women Hate Performing Oral Sex?     What does a man love more than a cold beer on a hot day? Drinking a cold beer on a hot day while his woman sexually gratifies him by kneeling down, and wrapping her hot mouth around his member (complete with ice cube). But alas, many men write in to complain that their women can't stand the mere thought of getting on their knees to get better acquainted with their love tool. Men can try everything from showering constantly to dressing their penis up with a blue cape that has a big "S" on it to get her to make the journey, but to no avail. Why do some women abhor oral? What disgusts them so much when it comes to fellating their men? And if the mere sight of a p***s does not disgust them, then what's the problem? Well, there are many possibilities and I will venture down some of the clamor of oral sex. Let’s see.   A sign of disrespect While some women have no problem letting you kneel down a

I honestly didn’t mean cheap - Juliet Ibrahim. After Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim posted on Instagram yesterday that she knows of a cheaper centre where ailing musician and producer, OJB Jezerel can get treatment  she now says it wasn’t with bad intentions. Juliet had written that a kidney transplant doesn't cost more than $50, 000 and doesn't understand why people raising funds for OJB are requesting for $100, 000. According to a release by her publicist, Juliet says: 'I was utterly misconstrued with my tweets on OJB’s treatment, I honestly didn’t mean cheap, I meant at a reduced cost with better treatment. Currently I have 2 relatives living with kidney failure whom I’m responsible for and caring for, thus, I’m no stranger to whatever OJB is going through.” “I don’t mean for my tweets to be misconstrued and I won’t take OJB’s health problems with levity as many have misconstrued me.  All I was trying to do was bring an idea of whe

Heartburn-Foods to Eat, Foods to Avoid Drinks That May Trigger Heartburn   Preventing heartburn isn't just about food choices. Certain drinks can make heartburn more likely. Those beverages include coffee (regular or decaffeinated), caffeinated tea, colas, other carbonated drinks, and excess alcoholic beverages. Caffeinated beverages boost acid in the stomach and alcoholic beverages can relax the lower esophageal sphincter, leading to heartburn. And sodas, regardless of caffeine, can bloat the stomach, which may lead to heartburn. To make heartburn less likely, choose drinks that aren't fizzy and don't contain caffeine. Options include herbal teas, milk, and plain water. Having water with meals would also dilute stomach acid, making heartburn less likely. You may also want to limit tomato or citrus juices because of their acidity. And if you must have your coffee or other drinks that could promote heartburn, try to cut back -- maybe a smaller mug would help.