The use of the male face, lips, nose and tongue to give a woman sexual pleasure was first recorded in Egyptian hieroglyphs. The courts of ancient China also record how long tongued male slaves were specially trained to be used by the ladies at court. Once the slave was in position, the ladies would lift thier skirts and use them to cover the entire scenario. Gentle, rhythmic hip and buttock movements enabled them to enjoy private orgasms with others present. Japan too copied this practice in it's brothels; and seats with a central apeture were used for the same purpose far back in Persian history, these were called man-face chairs. In India, graffiti still exists depicting similar scenes with gowned girls, obviously in ecstasy, queening male submissives whilst gazing upon an enormous erection! Queening also has a long tradition in the West...in medieval times pages would provide 'lip service' under their mistresses' skirts when their husbands were away in battle, thus enabling them to remain technically faithful.