Sexual sensitivity points, not just the "old three"

Erogenous zones are the gateway to new and exciting sexual experiences. If your understanding of erogenous zones is still limited to the “old three” such as lips, breasts, and sexual organs, then it is necessary to deepen your understanding of erogenous zones. Recently, the Popular Health Network website invited experts to write articles that provide in-depth introductions to sexual sensitive zones.

What are erogenous zones?

Erogenous zones are parts of the body that become sexually aroused when stimulated. The most obvious erogenous zone is the genitals, but sensitive areas can be found throughout the body. In fact, when sufficiently stimulated, the entire body, with its large number of nerve endings, becomes one large erogenous zone. Although erogenous zones vary from person to person, they are generally similar for men and women. Stimulating erogenous zones not only brings sexual pleasure, but also sexual arousal, preparing the body for sex.

Sexually sensitive areas all over the body

The most obvious areas are the area around the penis or vagina, the mouth (including the lips and tongue), the buttocks, the breasts and nipples, the earlobes, the shoulders, the neck, and the navel. Other sensitive areas include the eyelids, armpits, scrotum, inner buttocks, inner thighs, elbows, behind the knees, etc. Many people also find that caressing their partner's hands or feet, especially between the fingers or toes, works well. Many men and women also find anal stimulation very pleasurable. In fact, there are also sexually sensitive areas inside the human body, such as the rectum or G-spot. In short, maintain an exploratory spirit and continue to discover sensitive parts of yourself or your partner.

Sexual sensitivity varies from person to person

Each person's sexual sensitive areas are like different body maps, which vary from person to person. Therefore, if you want to understand the terrain clearly, you must keep exploring. Stimulating a certain area may work for one person but not for another.

Caressing and interaction are the key

You can try different touch techniques to discover the sensitivity of your partner's body parts. Some places may only require light finger stroking, while other places may require vigorous rubbing. It takes patience and experimentation to know which method to use to stimulate your erogenous zones, and you also need to pay attention to your partner's reaction.

There are many ways to

There are many ways to stimulate erogenous zones, not just with your hands. For example, caressing your partner's eyelids won't feel like much, but kissing them with moistened lips will do the trick. Don't rush to get started, you can use your mouth to explore the other person's body parts.