Cunning Tunnilingus: Movie Analysis

“Cunning cunnilingus”, meaning tricking one into orally stimulating one’s female genitals, while very rare, is nothing new. In July 1967, Dr. Marvin E. Aronson and Dr. Philip K. Nelson published an obstetrics and gynecology journal called Fatal Air Embolism in Pregnancy Resulting from an Unusual Sexual Act. This medical volume mentions several cases in which pregnant teenager girls died abruptly from air embolism due to cunnilingus with their partners. The practice of blowing air in female genitalia for the partner to reach climax is still very much a thing. And while the culprits were not charged in any of these cases with murder due to it being an accident, it still counts nevertheless as involuntarily manslaughter.
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In this movie, the lead female villain called Xenia is played by the talented Famke Janssen. She plays a beautiful Russian assassin that gets sexually aroused from killing. I vividly remember one scene is particular in which a Canadian admiral is performing cunnilingus on her and in the process of it, she ties her legs around his head as hard as she can, resulting in his suffocation while she achieves climax. It reminded me of watching a black widow mating ritual. During the whole ritual, the male black widow performs a mating dance in which he sends a specific amount of vibration in a specific time manner that puts the female in a trance and renders her temporarily docile. If the male does one wrong move, then the female will devour him alive. The admiral, very much like a male black widow, entered her deadly trap

Since the creation of mankind, we have perfected ourselves into killing machines thanks to our well-developed brains. Thanks to advanced DNA research, scientists have found that a number of North American individuals share some common genetics that dates way back in time when their ancestors were cannibals which further proves that some of us have acquired thousands of years of taste buds for human flesh. “Cannibalism often begins as a fantasy […] but when that person gets a taste for real, the pleasure center of the brain becomes activated and large amounts of dopamine are released – similar to what happens when someone ingests a drug like cocaine,” (Karen Hylen, therapist at Summit Malibu Treatment Center). It is only upon establishing religions that “murder” and “cannibalism” was shunned as it taught men differences between men and animals such as the ability to recognize right from wrong by having a conscience. But that did not prevent people from resorting to that extreme in times of need -Jamestown, North America, winter of 1609-10- Prehistorical humans learned to suppress that instinct in order to live in communities in order to increase survival chances. Again, this longing to be accepted by our peer strains from selfishness and thus we acquired a mutualistic