Est-ce du a la deferlante des WHV Francais ? En tous cas, les Australiens sont sur la voie du progres, d'apres l'article du Sydney Morning Herald que voici :

Oral Sex no longer something only other people do.

It used to be something nice girls didn't do, but new research shows more young people are having oral sex than a decade ago, and young women's sexual behaviour is moving closer to that of men.
A survey of young university students shows oral sex, once considered a "way out" sexual practice, is becoming mainstream. And women are receiving as well as giving.
"What seems to be happening is the gradual creeping up of young women saying, 'Yes, I have done this,'" said the study's author, Juliet Richters. "instead of being that naughty thing your grandmother thought it was...it has become normalised, part of foreplay and sex."
Over a 10-year period, researchers from the University of NSW surveyed more than 4000 first-year students aged 19 and younger. They asked the students questions about the sexual practices they engaged in, from tongue-kissing to fellatio, cunnilingus and vaginal sex.
More than half the students in every year were still virgins, but from 1990 to 1999 there were significant increases in the number of students engaging in a range of sexual practices with regular and casual partners. The number of girls who had experienced cunnilingus with a regular partner rose by 16 percentage between 1990, when it was 41 per cent, and 1999, when it was 57 per cent.
Experience of the practice with casual partners rose from 14 to 23 per cent in the same period.
The proportion of girls performing fellatio on a regular partner also increased 16 percentage points, from 40 per cent to 56 percent. Those performing fellatio on a casual partner rose from 12 per cent to 22 per cent over the same period.
The report's authors concluded that "there seems to have been a repositioning of oral sex as a mainstream sexual practice [and] it makes an appearance earlier in people's sexual careers".
Dr Ritchers said some young people used oral sex as a "delaying tactic", having it instead of penetrative sex, and for others it was a natural adjunct to intercourse.
The data on oral sex and young men where less conclusive, as fewer men answered the survey, but the young men surveyed were about twice as likely to have partners they regarded as casual.
Anne Mitchell, a researcher from the Australian Research Centre in Sex, health and Society, said teh results were keeping with research conducted by the centre on the sexual habits on high-school students.
"[Oral sex] used to be something you got once you had been married for five yeras and were a bit bored," Ms Mitchell said.
"I think young people are more sexually adventurous these days."
Jacqueline Maley
Medical Reporter
Saturday, 16 October 2005.

Je vois bien le titre l'article auquel on aura droit dans 10 ans :
Group Sex no longer something only other people do.

Et dans 20 ans:
Talking French no longer something only other people do.

Ahahah, il serait intéressant de voir si ton titre imaginé pour 2015 sera le bon, mais je doute que le "Group Sex" soit aussi important dans les habitudes sexuelles que ne l'était l' "Oral Sex" il y a dix ans, mais pourquoi pas.

Pour ce qui est du titre pour 2025... je doute encore plus que celà se produise !

Il serait par contre intéressant de voir quand nous pourrons lire ce titre:
"Speaking Chinese, no longer something only other people do."

KuBuS

J'irais meme plus loin. J'ai remarque les filles ici lors des premieres relations, quand elles rencontrent un nouveau partenaire tres souvent ne sont ok que pour l'"oral sex" ... et le reste suivra les prochaines fois ...
Donc pour beaucoup de filles ici c'est juste une etape entre le baiser et le "full sex".
vous en pensez quoi ?

Marc

Marc... quel age ont ses filles, attention tout de même hein .

KuBuS

Entre 14 et 19 ans.

ah ah. C'est vrai que ce serait plutot pour des filles entre 19 et 22 ans ...
Mais j'en ai deja parle avec des filles plus agees et ca ne les choque pas que ca marche comme ca ici ...
Sinon desole pour mon intervention, j'ai lu l'article trop vite et j'avais pas vu que le docteur machin avait deja parle du sujet ...

Marc

il me faut rajeunir ou changer mes papiers d'identité!
on vieillit trop vite!
pabororo

Je vois pas trop le rapport lebororo ... c'est pas parce que t'es vieux que tu peux pas draguer des petites jeunes !
Au contraire y a des nanas qui ne se sentent attirees que par les "hommes d'experience" ...

Marc

eh gamin, j'ai dit on vieillit trop vite
il y a une différence entre ce que tu me sers

"c'est pas parce que t'es vieux!"

modération avec les anciens!
je balance entre deux âges

lebonroro
(cette fois)

Hi mates,

Je relance le sujet, avec cette fois-ci, toujours un article du SMH, en date du 5 Novembre, qui semble en "legere" contradiction avec l'article precedent:



Deux ans et demi de taule pour une turlute, la, ils y vont fort les Australiens !
J'en connais qui feraient mieux de ne pas poser les pieds en Australie, sous peine de prison a vie.

Relation de cause à effet?


Certain cases of mouth cancer appear to be caused by a virus that can be contracted during oral sex, a Swedish study shows.

People who contract a high-risk variety of the human papilloma virus, HPV, during oral sex are more likely to develop mouth cancer, according to a study conducted at the Malmoe University Faculty of Odontology in southern Sweden.

"You should avoid having oral sex," dentist and researcher Kerstin Rosenquist, who headed the study, told Swedish news agency TT.

HPV is a wart virus that causes many cervical cancers.

Comparing 132 patients with mouth cancer with a control group of 320 healthy people, Rosenquist found that 36 per cent of the cancer patients were carriers of HPV while only one per cent of the control group had the virus.

The main factors that contribute to mouth cancer, most commonly contracted by middle aged and older men, are smoking and drinking alcohol, scientists agree.

"But in recent years the illness has been on the rise among young individuals and we don't know why. But one could speculate that this virus (HPV) is one of the factors," Rosenquist said.

Her findings confirm other international studies in recent years.