Is oral biblical?

Question

So my boyfriend (soon to be hubby) and I are in a long distance relationship (which means we're not physically together, yet). He wants to eat me out, and I want to make him feel good too. Is it against God if we want to do these things for each other? Some say it's okay as long as the couple is married. Others say that eating out/sucking his dong is not okay because that'd be ruining the God's temple (your body). 
I really love my boyfriend and I want to follow God and His word. Am I able to or not?

Answer

Sexually pleasuring each other before marriage is displeasing to God and a sin. But I think all types of sexual pleasuring once married are fair game!

Answer

My husband and I were intimate before marriage. It started out as foreplay activities such as using our hands or mouths to bring pleasure and climax for each other, and eventually we went all the way after we were engaged and shortly before we were to be legally married. We occasionally feel a weird type of guilt. He and I agree that we each share a regret of not waiting until our wedding night, but at the same time we don’t regret giving our virginity to each other. Sometimes I wonder if we had said our vows that night we gave ourselves away to each other, if we would feel differently about what happened. I personally believe that if we said our lifelong vows to each other before we came together as one flesh, that we would have been completely married in the eyes of God and we probably wouldn’t feel the weird guilt that we do now. Before you do anything, I recommend that you pray about your decision and ask God for signs that the man you are in a relationship with is the one you are meant to be with, and also, ask close family and friends who love you enough to be brutally honest with you what they see in your relationship. The answers may hurt, but they can see the red flags better than when you’re literally blinded by love. This is my personal experience and I will be praying for you because I was in a similar situation and I wish I knew then how I feel about it now.

Answer

Well, oral is biblical. However if you want to follow the word of a God, wait until you're married.

Is oral biblical?

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