5 little-known erogenous zones that can give you more pleasure during sex


Your nipples, your lips, your inner thighs are already familiar with these erogenous zones, the areas of the body that when touched in the right way can make you feel a tingling, a chill and a mood for a full bedroom. session.




What makes them triggers? The skin here is thinner than in the rest of your body, and there is a high concentration of nerve endings, says Sherry A. Ross, MD, gynecologist and author of She-ology: The Definitive Guide to Health Health. Period. Your brain also plays a role. If a previous partner focused on one of these and it felt amazing, his mind clings to memory, and he will probably feel really good with another partner too.

But these erogenous zones are not the only ones. In fact, throughout your body there are similar pleasure points that you can take advantage of to activate your partner ... or have them try you out. Start with these five little-known sweet spots.


Behind the ear

Nibbling the lobe of the ear is a standard gambling movement. The next time you want it, pay close attention to the back of the ear as well. The skin here is incredibly thin, and like the other regions of the body that involve your five senses, it is a hot spot for the nerves. "You would not think of that small space with an erogenous potential, but it's a place that is not touched as often," says Dr. Ross. Try kissing the back of the ear or running your tongue through it, and wait for goosebumps to rise all over your partner's body.


Behind the neck

Unlike the front of the neck, the back does not get much exposure; It is usually hidden by your hair and remains invisible and untouched. But the few inches of skin from where your hairline ends and your back starts is a trigger of easy and crazy excitement, says Colorado-based sexist and sexologist Jenni Skyler, PhD.

A soft and smooth touch works best with this erogenous zone. Stand behind your partner and brush your fingers up and down very gently, and then do the same with your mouth, making a trail of kisses. Because you can not see what is happening or guess what you are going to do, there is an element of surprise that increases each sensation.





Outside the vaginal opening.

I've never heard of the vaginal margin? It is the area just outside your vaginal opening at the beginning of your perineum, also known as the region between the vagina and the anus. And it is a secret erogenous zone in its own right. The science supports this: a 2014 study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine examined several parts of the female body and found that the vaginal margin is one of the most sensitive to light touch.

In the name of science and pleasure, begin to pay more attention to this hidden erogenous zone. Have your partner focus your finger or tongue here specifically, and tell them to take their time while letting the sensations increase. Or take the matter with your own hands and brush your fingers against it, starting a session of orgasmic masturbation.


Palm of the hand

Holding a person's hand encourages connection and intimacy, says Skyler. But the hands are also an overlooked erogenous zone, especially the center of the palm, sensitive and nervous. The next time you feel playful, take your partner's hand and gently slide the tip of your finger in a circular motion inside the palm. Start at the center and work outwards. When you feel your partner is awake and ready, guide your hand to your breast or vulva and have them cradle the palm of their hand around them and enjoy the soft sensations.





Bottom of the foot

The feet are a primal point for tickling. But the same nexus of nerves that make this area so delicate is also why it is a hidden erogenous zone, says Dr. Ross. And according to the principles of reflexology, plants contain pressure points that correspond to different areas of the body and can lead to excitement.

Instead of gentle grazing with your fingers, use a firmer touch on your feet. Press the five fingertips against your partner's plants and use a pulsing motion, or scratch the plants with your fingernails (but not too hard). Rubbing massage oil or lotion against the plants can also feel sensual. And nibbling and kissing your partner's toes one by one, then blowing hot air on them afterwards, you will give them that super pleasant feeling of pins and needles. 

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