Authors: Yvonne K. Fulbright
Finger Action for Clitoral Pleasure
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EXERCISE 2.1:
Ride ’Em Cowgirl
As an alternative, instead of using your arm, slip your leg between her legs so that she can ride your thigh or knee.
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EXERCISE 2.2:
Playing Her Like a Twelve-String Guitar
The clitoral hood can be regarded as its own hot spot since it, too, fills with blood during sexual arousal, as demonstrated in the following ex- ercise.
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EXERCISE 2.3:
What’s under Here? Getting to Know the Clitoral Hood
Other moves you can use during clitoral stimulation may include arching your thumb backward to stimulate the clitoris while inserting your middle and ring fingers into her vagina. If you’re able to rhythmically provide pressure to the inner front wall of her vagina at the same time, you may trigger a reaction from her G-spot (which we’ll discuss in the next chapter). Longer hands may be able to simultaneously stimulate the rec- tal area in place of the vagina. When doing this, move the middle and ring fingers the same way you moved them in the vagina.
Always thoroughly wash the fingers and hands that you’ve used to stimu- late the anal area before inserting (or reinserting) them into the vagina. Failing to do so may transmit bacteria that can cause infection.
You can also try placing the heel of your hand on her mons pubis, ex- erting pressure as you move it back and forth during clitoral stimulation. This will create different sensations, especially in the clitoral hood’s
movements. Also, stroking, rubbing, or tugging at her inner and outer vaginal lips will produce a variety of feel-good reactions.
A woman does not experience a refractory period after orgasm, during which she is unable to become aroused again. Rather, she can experience her full sexual-response cycle again and again, making it possible for her to climax more than once. So don’t be afraid to stimulate the clitoris as much as she can handle it throughout the course of your sexual encounter.
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TIPS FOR FINGER PLAY
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