Women can experience unprecedented pleasure with their hands

The following methods and approaches may not be suitable for everyone, but don’t think they are just talk. Try to do them, and you will definitely be pleasantly surprised. If you have any special feelings about this, please leave a message and share your feelings. Let us all learn from this good method and share the climax.

Tips for women to orgasm

1. Ladies first rule

Letting women reach orgasm first and watching them reach orgasm is the most effective stimulation.

2. Make full use of non-genital stimulation techniques

Pre-orgasm caressing and the use of stimulation by hands and mouth will effectively provide sufficient sexual stimulation to the two major sexual sensitive areas of women, the clitoris and the G-spot. It is difficult for most women to achieve orgasm through sexual intercourse alone.

3. Use sexual fantasies

If you can fully relax your mind, supplemented by positive sexual fantasies, and appropriately contract and move the relevant muscles to pave the way for the sudden release of muscle tension throughout the body, then the arrival of orgasm will be a natural thing.

4. Frequently change sexual positions

Find a more suitable stimulation angle so that the clitoris and G-spot can receive more joint stimulation.

G-spot - refers to the midpoint of the front wall of the vagina, which is equivalent to the male prostate.

Female sensitive area G spot

The G-spot was coined by German obstetrician and gynecologist Ernst. Grazipa first proposed that

That is to say, there is a highly sensitive area on the front wall of the vagina 2-3 cm away from the vaginal opening. When the clitoris is not stimulated, this area is more likely to produce an orgasm due to pressure stimulation. The size of the G-spot varies from person to person, but is generally about the size of a one-cent coin. It is not a point but an area.

This area is composed of complex blood vessels, nerves, paraurethral glands surrounding the glandular ducts, and bladder neck tissue, and its structure is similar to that of the male prostate. The G-spot is an area of ​​its own surrounding the urethra, with a small hole leading to the urethra. If the G-spot is stimulated to a certain extent, it will bulge out like a wrinkle and bend. If the stimulation continues, a small amount of fluid will be secreted in the bulging tissue and enter the urethra through the small hole. Some reports call this phenomenon "G-spot ejaculation", while some hold a negative attitude, believing that it is urine, which is squeezed out of the body by muscle spasms caused by sexual stimulation.

(This is what we usually call "squirting")

The G-spot is not universally present, with reports ranging from 10% to 40%. It is generally believed that women with G-spots feel greater pleasure during sexual intercourse and reach orgasm faster.

If the G-spot can ejaculate, it will be more helpful for vaginal lubrication and sexual pleasure. During sexual intercourse, using the woman on top or doggy style position will help stimulate the G-spot.

It is worth mentioning that since the G-spot is not an area on every woman's body, everyone should not blindly pursue the existence of the G-spot in each other.

For women who have a G-spot, consciously increasing stimulation of this area during sex may help to make their sex life harmonious and happy.

Flexible application of women's "four points"

The four points on a woman's body (clitoris, vagina and two nipples) are very sensitive to touch.

If appropriate touch stimulation is applied at the same time, it is easy to achieve orgasm. It’s a rare gift for these women.

The only physiological function of the clitoris is to sense sexual touch and arouse the desire for sexual intercourse.

Even without sexual intercourse, continued touch (such as masturbation) can accumulate enough electrical current to trigger an orgasm.

The female clitoris is almost identical to the male penis in physiology and structure. It is strip-shaped and its length is difficult to measure.

Some are long, some are short. The front end is the glans clitoris, the middle is the body of the clitoris, and the root is called the crus of the clitoris, which is equivalent to the glans of the penis.

The penis has a foreskin, and the clitoris also has a foreskin. The penis contains the urethra, but the female urethra is far away from the clitoris.

A normal clitoris is large enough to look like a small penis, while a small one is almost invisible.

Generally speaking, the sexual sensation of the clitoris has nothing to do with its size.

The deeper the insertion into the vagina, the stronger the sexual sensation will be. This is because the clitoris is subjected to greater and more effective pressure, not because there is more sensitivity deep in the vagina. The upper front half of the vagina usually has better tactile sensation, while the back half has poorer sensation.

The baby's sexual pleasure and orgasm, whether it comes from the squeezing of the clitoris or the stimulation of the G-spot in the vagina, has nothing to do with the length of the baby's fingers. The most effective way to produce clitoral sensation during sexual intercourse is to have full contact between the pubic surfaces of the DD and the pubic surfaces of the BB, with full pressure and back-and-forth rubbing.

The best exercise technique for producing vaginal sensation is to use short, fast, and powerful strokes.

Many women have good touch of their clitoris and vagina, and if they are effectively stimulated at the same time, the pleasure of the vagina will be more intense.

Most women can get orgasm from the touch of the clitoris. Not all women can get orgasm every time they have sexual intercourse. The orgasm obtained by self-masturbation (rubbing the clitoris) is the strongest and has the greatest chance of getting orgasm. Almost every time you masturbate you can get orgasm.

This is because women know best how to rub their clitoris to get the best touch. The intensity and probability of orgasm achieved by having others rub the clitoris for women ranks second, between sexual intercourse and masturbation.

From this we can see that masturbation provides a stronger physical pleasure than sexual intercourse, and it is more effective when the woman does it herself than when someone else does it for her. However, sexual intercourse can bring the greatest psychological satisfaction. When both parties have a good understanding of each other, the BB is usually unwilling to give up enjoying the orgasm triggered by various means.

In the past 15 years, researchers have discovered that there are some sensitive areas in the vagina. Some women report that they are unable to detect these areas;

Other women report being able to use them to orgasm without any problems. To find these areas, you first need to empty your bladder and then place two fingers in the upper part of your vagina. This may be easier if you place your other hand on your abdomen.

A-spot: It was recently discovered and is located between the G-spot and the cervix. It can be stimulated directly or by rubbing against the vaginal walls. During intercourse, try sitting at the head of the bed and having your partner enter you from the front.

G-spot: Greifenberg first noticed this location in 1944, but it was not until 1982 that it became widely known through a best-selling book. It is a bean-shaped area about 5 cm from the entrance of the vagina. The best way to stimulate the G-spot is to be on top with your partner entering from behind.

U-spot: Located about 2.5 cm from the entrance of the vagina. People often confuse it with the G-spot. Stimulation of the U-spot can make you want to urinate.

Better results will be achieved when U-spot stimulation is combined with clitoral stimulation.