In the world of sexual taboos and fetishes, few topics spark as much controversy, curiosity, and discomfort as semen consumption. There’s an inherent contradiction in how society perceives the act: it’s often a point of sexual fetishization for women, yet many men, despite being the ones producing it, show a pronounced disgust toward it. In this blog, I’m going to explore the safety of semen consumption, why women are often expected to eagerly take part in this act, and the deeply rooted cultural hypocrisy surrounding it.
Semen is a complex substance, composed of more than just sperm cells. On the whole, semen contains water, proteins, enzymes, fructose (a sugar that provides energy to sperm), vitamin C, zinc, and a few other minerals. While the exact chemical composition can vary between individuals, its overall makeup is relatively harmless. For most people, semen is not harmful to ingest in small amounts, provided that both partners are free from sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The pH of semen is slightly alkaline, usually around 7.2 to 8.0, which helps protect sperm from the acidic environment of the vagina and gives it the potential to survive long enough to fertilize an egg. Most people’s stomachs tolerate the substance just as they would any other bodily fluid. So, from a health perspective, unless there’s an STI involved, consuming semen isn’t inherently dangerous. That said, there are always individual considerations—such as allergies or sensitivities—that could play a role in one’s comfort with the act.
Semen doesn’t taste bad, it may be an acquired taste but I don't mind the taste at all. In fact, the donor has a good diet, it can be sweet tasting, almost like pineapple because it has fructose, the same sugars found in fruits. It has a slight salty taste as well, kind of like seafood or those salty snacks you love. Semen is full of protein, amino acids, and zinc, so it’s actually good for you. It might even remind you of almonds or dairy, depending on what you’re into. Long story short, it’s not so bad, and if the fella is healthy and hydrated, it can even taste pretty pleasant. So, go ahead—don’t overthink it. It may not be your idea of a healthy treat, but I assure you that it is way more fun.
Semen consumption isn’t just a random kink—it has an entire subset of fetishes dedicated to it. Cum eating instructions (CEI), for example, is a fetish in which women are instructed (or commanded) to consume semen as part of a power dynamic. There are also other variants, including men being encouraged to consume their own semen as a way to reclaim dominance over their bodily fluids. In many cases, women are expected to view semen as something to be consumed reverently or even craved. The way semen is fetishized in these scenarios often plays into female submission, with the consumption of semen being equated to obedience, pleasure, or the fulfilment of sexual duty.
However, here’s where the plot thickens: men, the creators of the very fluid in question, often exhibit a visceral disgust toward the idea of consuming semen themselves. It’s a strange contradiction. Men who willingly produce semen during sex, who might even find sexual pleasure in ejaculating, are repulsed by the idea of ingesting their own or anyone else’s bodily fluid.…
