Erogenous Zones

Written by Jessica O’Reilly, PhD

Now that we have the basics down they can serve as a roadmap to pleasure. But how do we bridge the gap between knowing where all the parts are and how they work to creating an enjoyable, erotic experience?

First off, it’s important that sex feels organic and natural. That can be achieved by making sure you feel comfortable with your partner. You also need to be able to communicate well so you can tell each other what you want more of and what to pass over.

Knowing how to entice other parts of the body besides the genitals is a great place to start. There are some sizzling hot spots in places you might not realize. Consider exploring the following erogenous zones. Having these down pat will help you relax and inspire you to  discover more while you’re in the moment. 

Remember, the body is only one part of the equation. If you’ve heard the phrase, “the most important sexual organ is the brain,” that’s the truth. Physical stimulation alone won’t get you very far if your head isn’t in the game. Use things like fantasy, seduction, and dirty talk to deepen your connection with you partner.

Exploring Bodies

Take your time! Having an erotic roadmap doesn’t mean you need to get to your destination quickly. Mind-blowing sex requires creativity and exploration. It takes time to explore your own body and your partner’s body, too.

When it comes to genital stimulation, don’t just zero in on the clitoral glans or the penis. Stop to explore the vulva or testicles or perineum, too. Engage some of these areas simultaneously to slowly and effectively take your partner over the edge.

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