When it comes to men and sex, it's easy for them to figure it out.
Men's penises become upright when sexually aroused and release ejaculation when they reach orgasm.
Because the excitement of women is difficult to detect, and because the climax of women is not important for reproduction, many people-
Whether it's a man or a woman-
Hypothetical sex is something that a woman has endured for the sake of having a baby, not something that can be enjoyed.
Of course, there are a lot of resources right now, from Cosmopolitan magazine to sex therapists, who are all ready to explain how women get pleasure from sex.
First, people now have a better understanding of women's awakening.
When a woman is sexually excited, the labia minora is swollen and swollen, which causes the salt water to cross the vaginal wall and provide lubrication.
In addition, the front courtroin gland at the entrance to the vagina produces lubrication, but in both cases, the moisture is provided for only a few minutes, so in order to remain comfortable during sex, additional lubrication may be required.
When a woman is awakened, the clit will retract and the clit will harden and expand (
Like the penis that was aroused).
The clit, the only organ in the human body dedicated to sensory pleasure, has 8,000 nerve ends and is packed in a very small space [Source: Corinna].
For some women, direct contact with the clit can cause sensory overload or even pain, so when the clit is often described as some kind of "magic button, each woman's buttons work differently.
However, if you pay attention in our vaginal anatomy section, you will remember that the clit is not part of the vagina but is located nearby.
That's why you often hear the words "climaxes" and "climaxes of the vagina.
"Some women can only experience the latter, some only have the former, and some women have both.
Vaginal orgasm usually means that the clit is excluded from the equation, which is usually in most sexual positions;
Most sex therapists recommend effective stimulation of the clit by oral or artificial stimulation.
Nevertheless, even if the external clit is not stimulated during vaginal intercourse, the internal clit tissue may be subject to great friction.
In fact, in the first part of this article, one of the reasons why we spent so much time talking about the anatomical structure around the vagina is that these areas play the same role as the vagina in sexual pleasure.
When the penis or sex toy is inside the vagina, there may be pressure on the internal clit, the urethra sponge and the perineum, all of which may contribute to the sexual pleasure of the woman.
Depending on the gender, the stress from another person's body also increases this joy, although none of these parts have as many nerve ends as the clit, and they are not very shabby in this regard, this means that women have many opportunities to experience the joy of vaginal intercourse on their own.
Many people think that the purpose of vaginal intercourse is to stimulate G-spot --
The tissue area of the toe-Curling climax
However, not every researcher is willing to believe it exists, no matter how many women claim it exists. What gives?
We will investigate on the next page.