Finger intercourse stimulation techniques

Sexual intercourse is an effective behavior for reproduction, but it is often not an effective behavior for sexual satisfaction, especially female sexual satisfaction.

During sexual intercourse, neither the clitoris nor the G-spot can be stimulated, so it is likely to be ineffective or not so effective. Also, because the average duration of sexual intercourse for men is 2-6 minutes, and women need at least 10 minutes to reach orgasm through sexual intercourse alone, it is difficult to satisfy a woman's sexual needs through sexual intercourse alone.

Sometimes, masturbation stimulates the vagina through fingers and actually stimulates the G-spot. After the man's fingers penetrate the vagina and touch upwards, they press on the front wall of the vagina, which stimulates orgasm and intense pleasure. Don’t think that the G-spot is very deep. Its center is about 5 cm from the entrance and its edge is about 2 cm, so it is very easy to stimulate. Many people say they can’t find it, and there is also a methodological problem here. The man sits and the woman sits on his lap with her back against his chest. The inability to reach orgasm during sexual intercourse after marriage is not due to past masturbation, but because sexual intercourse itself is not an effective stimulation in many cases. As long as you eliminate the prejudice against masturbation, pick up the effective stimulation methods that have been effective in the past and have been tried and tested, and use them before and after sexual intercourse, you can get sexual satisfaction.