I am currently reading a book on sex that some of you may find interesting
Some of the stuff I am learning
Females have more erectile tissue than men which consists of the following:
1 The clitoris has legs that run down both sides of the pussy. The clitorial shaft connects the clitoris head to its legs.
2 The G spot. Dr Gragenberg was wrong in calling it a spot as it is tube shaped. It is the urethral sponge which surrounds the urethral canal. The Skenes gland inside the sponge creates female ejaculation
3 Vestibular Bulbs - they run inside the clitoral legs and extend even further down the pussy than the legs. When stimulated they will cause the pussy area to enlarge. Play on the outer lips will achieve this and is the best place to start arousal as it lies on the outside of the yoni-verse.
4 There is also the perineal sponge that lies in the perineum
The book describes proper stimulation techniques
Women's Anatomy of Arousal by Sheri Winston. She is a local author who gives public talks
http://intimateartscenter.com
Some of the stuff I am learning
Females have more erectile tissue than men which consists of the following:
1 The clitoris has legs that run down both sides of the pussy. The clitorial shaft connects the clitoris head to its legs.
2 The G spot. Dr Gragenberg was wrong in calling it a spot as it is tube shaped. It is the urethral sponge which surrounds the urethral canal. The Skenes gland inside the sponge creates female ejaculation
3 Vestibular Bulbs - they run inside the clitoral legs and extend even further down the pussy than the legs. When stimulated they will cause the pussy area to enlarge. Play on the outer lips will achieve this and is the best place to start arousal as it lies on the outside of the yoni-verse.
4 There is also the perineal sponge that lies in the perineum
The book describes proper stimulation techniques
Women's Anatomy of Arousal by Sheri Winston. She is a local author who gives public talks
http://intimateartscenter.com
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