Re: Oral Sex,African Diaspora And Issues Arising

I read Paul Omoruyi’s article on diasporascope on the above subject matter and these were my deductions:

1. Most sexually active people in the United States engage in oral sex.
2. Oral sex is more pleasurable than genital penetration.
3. Majority of African men shun oral sex based on religious or cultural grounds.
4. African men who engage in oral sex are considered weak.
5. Majority of the men who even engage in oral sex tend to deny their involvement in public.
6. Many African men who are either involved with or married to non African women  are practically coaxed into doing it just to keep their relationships.
7. African women who normally would want oral sex are too shy to ask for it so as not to be labeled  “spoilt” or “sexually perverted” thereby ruining their relationships.
8. Older Africans both men and women frown at it, not for any scientific reason but for the fact that their parents told them it was wrong.

Now here are my questions begging for answers:

1. Do you think any of the above assumptions are wrong or right?
2. Considering the recent news that oral sex causes a strain of HPV [Human Papillomavirus], would you still want to go “down south”?
3. Do you think for some reason, the bible or our cultures per say knew the implications hundreds of years ago?
4. Do you think the African men who like the article stated are practically forced into oral sex by their non African women would still want to go down south considering the health implications at the risk of losing their women?