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See a gynecologist if you have concerns about your vaginal health or hygiene. And see a gynecologist even if you don't! It's best to get into the habit of seeing an OBGYN while you're young.
As for the taste: kindly remind your him that your vagina is not a bouquet of roses. Vaginas aren't supposed to smell or taste like candy anymore than penises are. The taste of any given pussy is uniquely strong or weak and partially diet-informed. My point here is really just that even though the term is “eating” pussy, the taste is never going to be “edible” – infection or not.
As for the hair: Invest in a good razor and be sure to keep everything neat and trim around the mons and and lips. Hair can and does trap sweat, blood, and and other fragrant fluids so its presence necessarily shapes both scent and smell. That's not to say you need to be bald as an eagle, just that whether you're being eaten out on the reg or not, you don't necessarily want a jungle situation either. Not much you can do about the “texture” of the hair, but that seems like a rather nitpicky complaint to me.
As for potential infection: be sure to keep an eye on your discharge color. Some colors tend to signal infection, namely greens and grays. While others trend mostly normal, like clear and white. Yellow, depending on shade, can be a-ok (super pale) or an issue (super bright). Discharge consistency and odor are important too, but not always as easy to gauge as color.
As for the experience itself and the jokes that have followed: it's totally okay to be jarred by your first pussy-eating experience. It's a lot to take it – literally. But it's not cool for him to use words like “disgust” when he's talking about your body. A very vulnerable part of your body that you chose to share with him no less. I encourage you to speak up, even if you're worried about seeming sensitive or whatever. “Hey, I know you're just poking fun, but every time you make a joke about what happened, it feels like I'm reliving all of that embarrassment all over again. It's been hard for me to fully relax when we're doing stuff, and the jokes really aren't helping.”
Don't give up on being eaten out! Practice makes perfect.