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Eye balls are covered in naturally salty water used to keep them lubricated and clean, which also gives them a distinctively smooth and salty flavor. While the eyeball doesn’t feel in the same way that our fingers and tongue do, it can sense pressure and temperature, making eyeball licking an optimal form of stimulation.

>Keep in mind that the eyeball is extremely delicate, and letting someone lick your eye means exposing it to scratchy particles in the mouth as well as bacteria and other infections. If you decide to try it anyway, use very light pressure and avoid licking the iris (colored part of the eye). The goal is NOT to lick all the moisture form your partner’s eye! Take breaks, keep the eye lubricated, and pay attention to your body’s signals.