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The Great and Glorious Art of Cock Sucking

Just been appreciating (for the squillionth time) the beauty that a really close-up and/or clear photograph of oral can bring:


Much of truely great cock sucking is in the start. That moment you slowly squat and settle into a comfortable position. And then slowly ease his jocks down. Or rip 'em off cos ya so fucking horny. To smell the musky aroma of his crotch for the first time. Too showered and post-soaped is not good - nor is rancid. As Albee said, it's a 'delicate balance'. But once you begin whatever or wherever, it's good to mix licking and sucking.

Traditionalists go for the head first - working it a bit is good anticipation for everyone. Licking (or is he bottom lipping in the first shot!?) the tip seems the natural beginning:




Followed by the ubiquitous knob sucking:


You can throw in this technique, if you feel confident. Down the side to the base, and back:


A hot manouvre to make the transition from the head to the shaft can be the under-side lick. Here are three expert technicians:




And here's the underneath view to show what a great reaction this particular strategy can get, if well done. From the expression on his face, he's half way there already!


This next guy tried the manouvre but kinda got off course. Maybe cos he closed his eyes? So for beginners, I recommend you keep 'em open till you can do it perfectly every time:


But sooner or later, ya have to do that real shaft work. There's no avoiding it guys - ya just gotta work that glory pole, and work it gooooooooooooooood:



Now don't you reckon this guy's tongue's almost as erotic as the other guy's cock?

And I think this guy is just a bit overcome by it all - another first timer?


But finally, of course, you gotta get into that serious down-your-throat gobbling - tho after all this oral art, plain ol' sucking might seem just a bit on the ordinary side:





But remember fellas, the closer ya get to those nuts, the harder it is not to get lost on a whole other scenario:


And you know what's just round the corner!



But if you don't get too distrated, there's that great reward at the end for all your hard work:



And as I said at the beginning, in the blogosphere it's all in being close and clear.

It's not like opera where you can be miles back in the theatre and still enjoy the work!