No matter how good the relationship is, you can't touch her there.

Perfect sex requires active exploration by both parties, but it does not mean it can be done as one pleases without any restrictions. Especially for women's bodies, it is best to avoid touching the following four forbidden areas.

Head of the clitoris. The clitoris is covered with very sensitive nerve endings. If a woman's body is directly stimulated in this area without any "warm-up", she will feel extremely uncomfortable. One woman described it as "like gulping down an ice-cold drink, which irritated her teeth." The correct way to do it is to explore the buttocks and legs first, and then use your hands to draw circles around the clitoris.

Feet. A study from Johns Hopkins University found that wearing socks during sex can enhance orgasm potential, especially for women. Experts believe that excessive touching of the feet during sex can prevent women from fully engaging in sex. You can warm her feet before sex to help her relax.

Cervix. The cervix is ​​the narrow "passageway" that connects the vagina to the uterus. For women who have just started having sex, the cervix will feel painful when it is hit, and the man needs to change the position at this time. Sometimes this also indicates that the female partner is not fully aroused, because when a woman is fully sexually aroused, her uterus will "lift" upward and the vaginal cavity will become several centimeters deeper. Therefore, men should not be impatient, let alone skip foreplay, and blindly seek depth that touches the cervix.

anus. This area varies from person to person. Most women do not want to be touched by the opposite sex. If you want to try it, it is best to get the consent of your female partner first.