Nasolingus

Nasolingus is a niche kink involving sexual or sensual arousal from licking, kissing, or otherwise stimulating the nose. This might include licking the outside of the nose, kissing the bridge or nostrils, or gently inserting the tongue into the nasal cavity. For some, it is playful or affectionate. For others, it is deeply erotic, dominant, or even taboo.

As with all kinks, the appeal of nasolingus varies widely. Some people enjoy the intimacy or vulnerability of having their nose touched. Others are drawn to the shock value or deviant nature of this less common form of body worship. Like foot worship or armpit play, nasolingus falls under the broad category of partialism—sexual interest in a specific body part.

Though it may sound unusual to some, nasolingus can be practiced safely and consensually. It often sits within the broader terrain of humiliation, degradation, dominance, sensory play, or affectionate kink.

Defining Nasolingus

The term nasolingus comes from the Latin root words for nose (naso) and tongue (lingus). It refers to erotic or fetishistic activity focused on the nose, particularly involving licking or oral attention.

Forms of nasolingus can include:

• Licking the tip, bridge, or sides of the nose

• Sucking or kissing the nostrils

• Inserting the tongue partially into a partner’s nose

• Dominant gestures like holding the face still or ordering the act

• Worshipful gestures like reverent kisses or slow oral focus

This kink can be a one off curiosity or a regular part of a person’s erotic routine. It may be playful, loving, silly, degrading, dominant, or ceremonial depending on how it is framed.

Why the Appeal?

Taboo and Transgression
For many people, the nose is an unusual and culturally avoided part of the body. Touching or licking it breaks a social rule. That very breaking is part of the arousal. It can feel deviant, humiliating, or intimate in ways that are hard to replicate.

Sensory Intensity
The face is a highly sensitive area. Licking the nose can feel sharp, ticklish, or overwhelming. For the person doing the licking, it may offer tactile, olfactory, and psychological stimulation. The experience is often about sensation, vulnerability, and reaction.

Power and Objectification
Nasolingus often appears in dominance and submission dynamics. A dominant partner may use it to objectify, embarrass, or own their submissive. Conversely, a submissive may show devotion by licking their dominant’s nose in a ritualistic or servile way.

Playfulness and Affection
Some couples use nasolingus as a quirky expression of affection. For people who enjoy body focused play, exploring overlooked areas can be a way to build closeness and share laughter, curiosity, or trust.

Safety and Hygiene

While generally low risk, nasolingus involves contact with mucus membranes and should be approached with care.

• Avoid if either person has a cold, sinus infection, or flu like symptoms

• Wash hands and faces beforehand

• Be mindful of nosebleeds, allergies, or sensitivity

• Avoid deep insertion of the tongue to prevent injury

Communicate beforehand about comfort levels and limits. What is erotic to one person might be uncomfortable or off putting to another.

Consent and Communication

Because of its taboo nature, nasolingus may provoke strong reactions. As always, consent is key. Talk openly about whether the act feels degrading, humorous, sensual, or embarrassing—and whether those feelings are welcome in the scene.

In power dynamics, it is especially important to ensure the submissive partner is consenting enthusiastically, not just complying out of obligation.

Common Questions

Is nasolingus dangerous?
Not if done gently and hygienically. Avoid deep penetration, rough movement, or play when ill.

Is this kink common?
It is not widely discussed, but it is more common than many assume. Like other body worship kinks, it lives in the margins of fetish culture.

Do I have to be dominant or submissive to enjoy this?
Not at all. Nasolingus can be practiced by equals, lovers, friends with benefits, or those in power exchange relationships. The meaning comes from the context, not the act itself.

What if I laugh or feel silly?
That’s completely normal. Many people find nasolingus blends eroticism with humour, absurdity, or novelty. Let yourself experience it without judgment.

Conclusion

Nasolingus is a niche but valid kink. Like all body focused practices, it asks us to reconsider what we find erotic, where we find connection, and how intimacy can unfold through unexpected forms of touch.

Whether used as part of a ritual of humiliation, a show of devotion, or a private joke between lovers, this kink reminds us that the human body is full of sensual possibility—even in the places we are taught to overlook or avoid.

As with all kink, what matters most is mutual consent, care, and curiosity. If you are drawn to this kind of play, talk about it, explore it gently, and see where it leads.

Disclaimer
This article is for general educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute legal, medical, or psychological advice. Always prioritise consent, safety, and hygiene when exploring kink. All examples presume adult participants acting consensually and respectfully.