Japanese Sex Essentials

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Which areas do you focus on when you're having sex with a female and want to make her feel even better? Read the following, and you'll be able to please your partner better.



The protuberance outside the entrance to the vagina.

This protuberance is called the clitoris. When humans are embryos, this protuberance stays like it is for females and develops into a penis for males. However, a clitoris is actually even more sensitive than a penis. I always fondle my partner's when we have sex. She says it feels so good she feels like she's going to go insane. By fondling the clitoris before penetration, you can increase blood flow to the vagina and make it easier for your penis to enter. Stimulating the clitoris during foreplay can be very effective.

The G-spot inside the vagina.

About 4cm inside the vagina lies the G-spot. By fondling this upper side area of the vagina with your finger or penis, you can increase the female's pleasure. The G-spot is the equivalent to a male's prostate, so a G-spot orgasm is very simialr to ejaculation. So it must feel very good. You can't have sex and ignore the G-spot. Also, if you stimulate this area enough, your partner may even ejaculate a sticky sort of substance similar to urine. This is called "squirting," or "shiofuki" in Japanese. Apparently, however, this ejaculation is completely unrelated to physical pleasure.

The cervical area near the womb.

This is called the cervical area, or the "Voltio" area in Spanish and Japanese. If you insert your penis in deep enough, you should be able to rub it against a hard protuberance. By rubbing against it enough, you can cause a cervical orgasm. Unlike the other, direct female orgasms, cervical orgasms fill the female's entire body, giving her a very special feeling. If you end up hitting this area too hard and hurting your partner, however, you may want to try fondling it with your finger instead.