Sex works well with two people, three people, or even alone. No matter who is involved and how you like it best - the clitoris and its stimulation are a must for an orgasmic experience ! Today we want to talk about how to best get the clitoris in the mood and which techniques are the most fun.
Summary
The clitoris is the path to happiness, if happiness in this case means orgasm.
Manual stimulation is a pretty sure way to reach orgasm.
There are various steps that you should know and that we don't want to withhold from you.
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1. What is the clitoris and where is it located?
The clitoris , also called the clitoris, is a true pleasure center and should not be neglected during sex. Properly stimulated, the clitoris can ignite a fireworks display of clitoral orgasms. This organ has up to 8000 nerves - twice as many as in the penis. For this reason, the good piece is extremely sensitive .
Contrary to popular belief, the clitoris is not just a small pearl at the top of the labia. OH NO! The clitoris extends inside the vagina all the way to the G-spot.
Did you know : Many experts now assume that the clitoris plays at least a role in all orgasms. You can find out more about the clitoris here .
2. The correct position
The "right" position for clitoral orgasm can vary from person to person, as each body is unique and has individual preferences. However, there are some positions that are known to be beneficial for clitoral stimulation. Here are some popular positions:
1. Cowgirl position: In this position you have control over the movements and pressure on your clitoris. You can either sit on your partner or support yourself with a pillow under your pelvis to change the angle and better reach the clitoris.
2. Missionary position with leg contact: In the missionary position, you and your partner can adjust your legs so that they touch. This additional contact can allow for increased clitoral stimulation.
3. Doggy Style: In this position, either your partner or you can stimulate the clitoris. You can either use your hand or include a sex toy to stimulate the clitoris during the act.
4. Spooning: This position provides comfortable body contact and allows your partner to stimulate your clitoris from behind. You can also use your hand to add additional stimulation.
3. The right technique
Did you know that 32% of men and around 9% of women do their own masturbating at least once a week? Uh la la.
The classic masturbation is the ultimate way to get your clitoris in the mood.
Using two fingers, gently rub your clitoris from top to bottom and vice versa.
Tip: For better stimulation, you can vary the speed and roll, circle and tap your clitoris.
Oh yeah!
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Roll:
Place your thumb and index finger on the clitoris and roll your fingers back and forth. - Circles: Place your finger on the clitoris and make gentle, circular movements – this will help you reach orgasm quickly.
- Tapping: Gently pull the labia apart and completely expose the clitoris. Now gently tap the clitoris with one finger.
4. Six tips for coming
1. Discover your body
The first step to intense clitoral stimulation is exploring your own body. Take time for yourself and discover what you like. Gently explore the outer areas of the clitoris and pay attention to the sensations you feel.
2. Use lubricant
Lubricants can be a helpful tool to make clitoral stimulation more comfortable and smooth. It can help reduce friction and allow for a comfortable glide. Choose a water-based lubricant that is free of irritating ingredients.
3. Vary rhythm and pressure
The clitoris is a very sensitive organ, and each person has individual preferences when it comes to the rhythm and pressure of stimulation. Experiment with different movements - circular, up and down, or side to side - and vary the pressure to find what is most comfortable for you.
4. Combine different stimulation techniques
The clitoris can be stimulated in a variety of ways, not only directly but also indirectly. You can stimulate the clitoris with your fingers, a vibrator or other sex toys. Try different techniques, such as light touches, tapping or gentle tugging, to find out what you like best.
5. Expand the stimulation
Remember that the clitoris is not just the visible little bump at the tip. It also has internal structures that can be involved in stimulation. Gently stroke the areas surrounding the clitoris, the labia and the vaginal area for more intense pleasure.
6. Relax and enjoy the moment
The most important tip is to relax and enjoy the moment. Clitoral orgasm can take some time and practice, so be patient with yourself. The key is to focus on your pleasure, without pressure or expectations. If you relax and listen to your body, you will be on your way to clitoral orgasm.
All in all, just be open to your own needs and experiment to find out what works best for you.
Where is the clitoris?
The clitoris is located in the area of the vulva, more precisely at the upper end of the inner labia (labia minora). It is a highly sensitive and excitable organ and plays an important role in sexual arousal and pleasure. The clitoris has a small visible tip called the clitoral glans or clitoral head, which is located at the tip of the labia minora. The clitoral head is normally covered by a fold of skin called the clitoral hood. When sexually stimulated, the clitoris can expand and enlarge because it is made up of an internal network of tissue and nerve endings.
Which position is best for clitoral orgasm?
Two recommendations: Cowgirl position: In this position, the partner can control the rhythm and intensity of the clitoral stimulation herself. She can move on her partner either sitting upright or leaning slightly forward. Doggy Style: This position allows the partner to enter the vagina from behind, and the partner can use her hand to stimulate the clitoris or the partner can do this.
Can you only clitorally clitorally?
Yes, it is possible to achieve orgasm through clitoral stimulation alone. In fact, the clitoris is a highly sensitive region that serves as the primary source of sexual pleasure and orgasms for many women. A clitoral orgasm occurs when the clitoris is aroused by direct stimulation or indirect stimulation through friction, touch, or other sexual acts.
