Find the right time and method to tease your clitoris

Imagine a human organ created solely to provide intense sensory pleasure. Such an organ does exist and every woman has it. It's called the clitoris.

The word clitoris comes from the Greek letter "Kleitoris" meaning "hidden." It is so named because it is a small fleshy protuberance (3/4-1.5 inches, or 2-3 centimeters long) located on the upper part of one of the labia majora. The clitoris actually comes from the same tissue as the penis.

In addition to providing pleasure, the penis also has the physiological function of being a duct for urine, while the clitoris has no other function besides providing pleasure. In addition to its anatomical concealment, it is also considered to be very hidden and mysterious psychologically. Many men don’t know how to deal with it, and many don’t even know its correct pronunciation.

Mysterious woman orgasm

Because the clitoris responds primarily to self-stimulation, many early psychologists, including Sigmund Freud, believed that orgasms from clitoral stimulation occurred primarily in adolescents or sexually immature people, while orgasms from vaginal stimulation occurred in "mature adults." We know that the idea that there are two types of orgasms, vaginal and clitoral stimulation, is incorrect. Although different types and locations of stimulation produce different sensations, there is only one physiological female orgasm.

The ritual of clitoral destruction

Unfortunately, throughout history there have been those who have used evil to gain pleasure. The practice began with female genital mutilation, which is known as a religious ritual and still occurs in some African countries today. These religious rites involve cutting, removing or altering a woman's clitoris during infancy, childhood or puberty. Previously likened to "male circumcision," the cutting process leaves victims with scars and permanent pain, especially during menstruation and sexual intercourse. It is worth pointing out that this ritual is more cultural or tribal than religious, and both the United Nations and the World Health Organization have condemned the practice of female genital mutilation and implemented measures.

Clitoral piercing

A practice of self-mutilation of the clitoris known as "clitoral piercing" is taking place in the United States. Women who have had this mutilation done claim that it increases pleasure in this area. Many people wear a clitoral restraint ring (CBR) to pierce the clitoris, which can make self-stimulation easier and more frequent. It is said that only one in three women have a penis large enough for piercing, and the procedure is potentially dangerous. Firstly, this piercing may cause infection, and secondly, it may cause scarring, and a scar in the clitoral area may cause lifelong pain.

An experience in sexual stimulation

Although the clitoris is stimulated indirectly during intercourse, most women also need some direct stimulation of the clitoris to orgasm. How should a sexual partner treat this pleasurable hidden organ? The answer is very gentle.

Dr. Sex says, "The clitoris loves teasing." It requires very careful stimulation with fingers, lips and tongue. In fact, oral stimulation or "cunnilingus" may be the best way to excite the clitoris. A book about "clitoral kissing". Although the book describes 18 different techniques, the most effective is "clitoral kissing," which involves gentle sucking of the clitoris.

When asked about clitoral technique, women are likely to complain that their partners are too rough, too fast or too slow, or too impatient. In other words, all women are different. The best way to improve your skills is to ask her, watch her pleasure herself and follow her lead. Don't be shy about admitting your inexperience. The pleasure that is coming will more than make up for your clumsy frustration.

It is important to remember that the clitoris is a blessing to women and brings a lot of joy to their lives. Treat this "hidden organ of ecstasy" with respect and tenderness!