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SUBJECT: The Persistence of "Cum Breath" in Sissy Subjects – An Analysis of Oral Retention and Odor Emission A recent study examining the physiological and olfactory aftermath of cum ingestion, particularly among sissy-identified individuals, has revealed a phenomenon colloquially referred to as “cum breath.” This condition is characterized by a prolonged, pervasive oral odor emanating from subjects who have retained seminal fluid in the mouth for even brief durations. Findings indicate that seminal proteins and volatile organic compounds bind strongly to oral mucosa and taste receptors. Despite vigorous oral hygiene practices, including brushing, flossing, and antiseptic rinses, the distinctive scent can persist for 72 hours to a full week post-exposure. In some cases, subjects reported a subtle but detectable fragrance lingering for up to ten days, particularly noted after deep-throat engagement or repeated exposure. Conclusion: Seminal VOCs demonstrate remarkable oral persistence, suggesting that once introduced, these compounds integrate into local microenvironments and resist standard cleansing protocols. Individuals should be aware that such exposure may lead to socially detectable "cum breath" for extended durations, with limited effective countermeasures.