Shenseea Talks Jamaican Men And Oral Sex During Interview With Angie Martinez “I Feel Like People Are More Open To It”

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Shenseea Talks Jamaican Men & Oral Sex: I Feel Like People Are More Open To It

What are your doing-the-do deal breakers? Not receiving oral sex might be a big one for most people. During a recent visit to Angie Martinez’s Power 105.1 New York radio show, Shenseea addressed a very common stereotype on the subject of oral sex and Jamaican men. When the subject came up, Shenseea offered a little cultural insight on the generalized view that Jamaican men have a certain aversion to lowering their face below the waist during sex. 

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When asked if she had ever experienced a Jamaican man’s refusal to take it down South, Shenseea said:

“Me? No! I mean, once a man loves and respects a woman [anything is on the table]. Anything. I feel like people are more open to it. As Jamaicans, they’re more open to it now.”

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Shenseea reasons that this stereotype may be a generational thing of the past. She attributed the aversion to a cultural mindset and perhaps a bit of ego. When asked why she felt the act was frowned upon, Shenseea offered this insight:

“It’s just a whole stigma … ya know. We’re all ‘badman’ and ‘bad gyal.’ We don’t want anything that’s going to bring down our ego or make us feel less or weak. So I feel like it was just about that, so whatever people were doing behind closed doors, they kept it behind closed doors.”

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In your experience, is this stereotype fact or fiction? Dish what you know in the comments!