Kindly connect with psychotherapist

It's ok.

Hi Such sexual behavior are frequent an considered normal. So long as you both enjoy sex with each other it doesn’t matter how u derive it or the activities you do to reach the pinnacle. So there is no need of fear. This behavior is deemed normal for all kind of orientations including straight, or homo.

Taking the discharge of self or partners is absolutely normal., But take care of hygiene.....At times it becomes fantasy of a person to taste the discharged fluids.....This  is nothing to do with sexual orientation....As far as partner is involving and enjoying sex with you nothing to worry about. If you still want to be sure you have to talk to your partner that what he feels to taste and what he feels after tasting it....And also talk about his fantasies about sex and sexual behavior...Hope this will make things clear between you.....If you need to consult a expert you can come to me.....

Hey It’s understandable that this behaviour feels surprising, especially if you haven’t seen it before. But based on what you’ve described, this does not indicate that your partner is bisexual or gay. Many people explore their own bodily fluids out of curiosity, arousal, or comfort with sexuality, and it falls within the range of consensual sexual behaviour. Orientation is about emotional and sexual attraction toward men or women not about specific acts during intimacy. What matters now is open communication. If you feel confused, it’s healthy to ask him gently about what this behaviour means to him and how it makes you feel. In therapy, we would focus on reducing your worry, improving couple communication, and helping you build confidence around sexual boundaries and preferences. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Hi, It's understandable to feel confused about your partner's behavior, especially if it is different from what you've seen before. Tasting sperm is a behavior that some individuals find pleasurable or arousing, and it does not necessarily indicate bisexual or gay tendencies. People have diverse sexual preferences and practices, and what matters most is that both partners are comfortable and consenting. If this behavior is new for your partner, it could be part of exploring his sexuality or preferences. Since you are fine with it, there is no need to worry, but open and honest communication with your partner can help you understand his feelings and intentions better. If you feel uncertain or would like reassurance, discussing your concerns calmly with your partner or consulting a sex therapist might provide more clarity and comfort.

Yes — this behaviour can be normal for some individuals. Sexual preferences vary widely, and some people are curious about their own body fluids or find it arousing. This is usually a form of sexual exploration or fetish, not a sign of a psychological problem.