The Female Erogenous Zones
The Female Erogenous Zones
The Female Erogenous ZonesMany of you out there have probably heard of erogenous zones, and some of you probably haven't and for those of you that don't know of such things, this article is going to be an eye opener! Even for those of you that consider yourselves sexperts, you might just find that you learn something new and exciting to make your sex life even better!
Did you know that having knowledge of your partner's erogenous zones will make you a much better lover. In fact, knowledge of your own erogenous zones will also make you a much better lover.This is because you'll know what you like and you will be able to let your partner know what feels good for you.
The erogenous zones are the places on the human body that have a heightened sensitivity. By touching, kissing and massaging these places, you can give your partner sexual pleasure. Read on to learn the secrets of the female body.
The Head
The obvious part of the body to go for would be the boobs and the bum but if you want to get your partner aroused and ready for a night of wild sex, then pay attention to the part of her body above her neck!
Try kissing and touching her eyelids, cheeks, lips and mouth. A cheeky nibble on her ear will get her feeling sexy and she'll definitely enjoy you running your fingers through her hair.
Don't forget the neck! A woman's neck is an important erogenous zone. Kissing, stroking, licking, pretty much anything will feel good here. It's such a sexy place you can't afford to ignore it.
The Arms
A classic shoulder rub might not seem particularly sexual, yet it is a great way to relax your partner and get them ready for love making.
Running your fingertips up the arms towards the shoulders will give your partner a nice sensation. Also try massaging the fingertips and hands. This helps release tension and is extremely pleasurable when done correctly.
The Breasts
The breasts are a major erogenous zone for women. Some ladies have been known to reach orgasm simply from breast and nipple stimulation. Although to achieve this, a woman probably needs to be naturally sensitive in this area.
Depending on your partner, some women love their breasts being treated roughly, whereas other women find they're too sensitive and require a lighter touch. The best way to approach this is to communicate with your partner and slowly build up the intensity of the stimulation until they let you know when they can't take any more.
Lick and touch in circular motions around the nipples or suck them gently. Maybe even a nibble! Try using both hands and massage/knead the breasts while having sex. This may help bring your partner to orgasm.
You can also do the old classic of eating food off her breasts. Choclate, cream or maybe some fruit could end up being fun!
The Back
When stimulated properly, the upper and lower back can prove to be a very arousing area. Running your fingers lightly across your partner's back, kissing and massaging this area can all be very enjoyable. Lightly scratching during intercourse can also feel very good.
The Abdomen
The abdomen and navel are a very sexy area, for both men and women. Stimulating this part of a woman's body can be very arousing for her. Biting, stroking, kissing and licking close to the genitals is very teasing and can drive a woman wild in anticipation of what is to come.
The navel is also a very sensitive area and can feel very sensual when played with, just watch out for belly button fluff!
The Bum
The bum (or buttocks) is one of the more well known erogenous zones. It isn't quite as sensitive as the breasts, as it has more muscle. So, you need to be a little bit firmer with the stimulation. Try kneading, holding tightly or spanking this area.
The anus is a very pleasurable place for a lot of people. Licking, stroking, or insertion of fingers and sex toys can bring some women to orgasm, without vaginal stimulation.Anal beads andbutt plugs are the toys of choice for this. Just don't forget thelube!
The Genitalia
Obviously, the vagina and the surrounding area is the major erogenous zone for most women. The labia (the lips of the genitals) being licked, nibbled, kissed and stroked will drive your lady wild or try cupping the whole area with your fingers and palm. Plus, if your partner is a bit more au naturel than hollywood, then you can lightly stroke the pubic hair.
The holy grail of the female orgasm, the clitoris, requires special attention if you're serious about making your woman orgasm. Don't over stimulate this place early on during love making, it may be better to wait until your partner is fairly aroused and wet. Licking, stroking and sucking are the techniques to be using here. Make sure that you communicate too. She may give you some pointers on what she enjoys down there.
The G-Spot, like the clitoris, is a place not to be neglected if you really want to please your partner. It's location is approximately 1-3 inches on the front wall, inside the vagina. It needs firm stimulation from either fingers, penis orsex toys and if it is done properly it can actually result in female ejaculation!
The Legs and Feet
The legs are a very attractive part of a woman's body, but they're also a place that's very sensitive to stimulation. You can get your partner really aroused by kissing, licking and lightly stroking their inner thigh.
If you want to be really nice, you could treat your partner's feet. If you're not feeling too adventurous, a massage could help your lady relax. If you want to go a little further, then you could suck and lick her toes and feet. I'm sure she'll appreciate it!
If you follow the above tips then you should have you're partner in the right mood for a night of passion. If you're good to her, then I'm sure she'll be good to you. Remember, you have to give to receive!
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