Good at whistling -> good at using lips/mouth or tongue for faux-whistling -> good at giving head to wife, presumably a pre-SRS trans woman or performing cunnilingus on wife if she is a post-SRS trans woman or a cis woman (haven't heard that called head before tho)
OP checks out honestly, I think whistling actually made me better at being able to form the optimal lip shape for that "hermetic seal engaged" feeling without giving my gf teeth surprises by accident. She's an even better whistler and her even briefly trying to give me cuni changed what I thought was possible to feel.
i mean i'd say i'm pretty good at whistling and i don't see how that'd be more than a basic benefit, like doing squats helps you be better at running but no matter how good you are at squats it won't automatically make you a great runner.
I would have said no way, but I guess I would have been wrong. But I'm biased by personal experience that goes against OP's theory. I am a world class whistler - I've only heard a few ever who are better - but I have a short tongue. It barely extends beyond my lips. I'm not skilled at cunulingus, and it makes me exhausted from overextending my tongue very quickly. My wife would confirm both my amazing skill at the one and handicap for the other.
what?
Good at whistling -> good at using lips/mouth or tongue for faux-whistling -> good at giving head to wife, presumably a pre-SRS trans woman or performing cunnilingus on wife if she is a post-SRS trans woman or a cis woman (haven't heard that called head before tho)
OP checks out honestly, I think whistling actually made me better at being able to form the optimal lip shape for that "hermetic seal engaged" feeling without giving my gf teeth surprises by accident. She's an even better whistler and her even briefly trying to give me cuni changed what I thought was possible to feel.
TL;DR: sex reference
EDIT: why the downvotes?
Receiving head can be for either a man or woman, but generally is used to refer to blowjobs more often than not.
TIL. Thanks! I figured it was for men and women, but hadn't heard it before
"Giving head" is 100% applicable to cunnilingus.
Well, TIL. Like I said, first time hearing it. Usually it's just called "oral" casually.
In my experience learning harmonica is even more wild for this kind of cross-disciplinary skill
Well I don't know how to whistle but I can make my lips vibrate so.. I don't know if that logic is orgasm proof or what
i mean i'd say i'm pretty good at whistling and i don't see how that'd be more than a basic benefit, like doing squats helps you be better at running but no matter how good you are at squats it won't automatically make you a great runner.
Has anyone ever heard a whistle and thought "they must have great head game"?
I would have said no way, but I guess I would have been wrong. But I'm biased by personal experience that goes against OP's theory. I am a world class whistler - I've only heard a few ever who are better - but I have a short tongue. It barely extends beyond my lips. I'm not skilled at cunulingus, and it makes me exhausted from overextending my tongue very quickly. My wife would confirm both my amazing skill at the one and handicap for the other.
Whistling does require a certain lingual dexterity
Only a cunning linguist will get this one.
Whistling because the basement is so dark and I'm such a badass, who totally isn't scared about the monsters or burglars there.