How to "caress a man" and make him feel itchy?

The most important secret of caressing lies in the part and technique of caressing. Many women go directly to the gradually erect penis when caressing their sexual partners. In fact, this is too fast a pace. It is better to start from other parts of the body first, making him feel itchy, and then gradually move to the key parts, which will have a better effect.

1. Three vertices of the penis

Caressing the penis can indeed give you the most direct pleasure, especially at the glans, the corona near the glans, and the zona lentis near the corona. These three places are called the three apexes of the penis, and a gentle touch can immediately ignite desire. If you lick them lightly with your mouth or tongue, then men will feel even more pleasure. As for the main rod that you will never forget when caressing, although it is not as sensitive as the three points of the penis, a gentle touch can also cause an excited reaction.

2. Scrotum

Caressing the scrotum can also have a good stimulating effect. The left and right testicles should also be gently played with. The right testicle, which stimulates the brain, should be caressed more gently, which will increase desire a lot.

3. Other sensitive parts

In addition to the most direct parts, try behind the ears, neck, chest and buttocks, which will also make him sexually excited!

Tips: What should I do if the other person is too sensitive?

If the other person reacts because they are too sensitive to your caress, it is of course good if it is a passionate response, but if it is painful or uncomfortable because the part you are caressing is too sensitive, then you should be gentler or change to caressing another part. If the other person reacts too quickly and you don't intend to have sex right away, you can slow down, start with a less sensitive area, or stop caressing. Using hot and cold, stop-and-go caresses can not only cool down the desire, but also whet the other person's appetite. It is also a good way to respond to the other person's sensitivity.