HealthHive on Instagram: "The practice of "ocular licking" (or oculolinctus) is a rare and risky fetish or dare where a person licks the eyeball of another. Medically, it is strongly discouraged due to serious health risks. Why it's dangerous: 👁️Infection risk: The mouth harbors bacteria like Streptococcus and viruses (e.g., herpes) that can cause conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, or even vision loss. 🤢Injury: The tongue’s texture can scratch the cornea, leading to painful abrasions. 🦠Saliva en

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Explaining Science Facts on Instagram: "The phrase “woman who licks eyes” usually refers to oculolinctus, a risky trend that gained attention around 2013, particularly in Japan, before spreading online. The practice involves licking another person’s eyeball as a form of affection, shock value, or performance sometimes influenced by pop culture, music, or manga. From a medical perspective, the eye is extremely vulnerable to infection. Saliva contains bacteria and viruses that can easily be transf

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