Car-fellatio

the car-fellatio consists for a man of the stimulation of sound Pénis with its clean Bouche in an act of Masturbation. When the man does not have sufficient flexibility or enough large Pénis to carry out this distorsion, some activities like the Yoga or the Gymnastique can improve the possibility of making a success of the car-fellatio.

Cultural references

The translator David Lorton detected a poem of the ancient Egypt which would affirm in a picturesque way that the god Atum (Ra) created the gods Shou and Tefnout during an act of car-fellatio.

In its autobiographical novel The Hand-Reared Servant boy (1970), the author Brian W. Aldiss describes the practices of masturbation in group in a Internat in Great Britain. A boy with a very large penis is afraid to suck itself; a fact that the narrator, Horace Stubbs, check.

Some Romance pornographic treat car-fellatio.

Ron Jeremy is well-known to have tested this practice in its films in the Seventies.

The subject was used in the English comedy. Bill Hicks developed a well-known counting rhyme on the Fellation:

“One evening, a woman required of me: “You already tested it?” I answered, yes, I almost broke the back”.

Kevin Smith also used this topic at the beginning of the film Clerks , of which the main character, Dante Hicks, is pressed by its shade, Randall Graves, to confess that it tested at least once the car-fellatio, but which it did not have enough flexibility.

The Finnish religious leader Ior Bock says that the saunasolmu (“Sauna”) is in the old tradition Finnish favourable with the car-fellatio. The car-fellatio encourages, according to him, the men to taste their clean seed instead of wasting it.

See too

Fellatio

External bonds

Autofellation and ontology: The religion in ancient Egypt and the problem of fence
Discussion with a person who practices the car-fellatio
Article on the various techniques of autofellations, advantages and disadvantages

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