

That said, taking your time before touching their clit can do wonders for their arousal-so press their labia majora between your thumb and index finger, rubbing back and forth with a gentle massaging motion, then gently tug their lips upward. “Massage down to the gluteal folds and make your way back up towards the clitoris.” This is a great way to build sensual energy. Uchenna “UC” Ossai, Pelvic PT, certified sexuality counselor and founder of YouSeeLogic. “Take long vertical strokes along the vaginal opening, but don't go inside,” says Dr. To wake up the region, use the heel of your hand to press downward on the mound, in the direction of their clitoris.īefore you part the outer lips of your partner's vagina, give the lips a little attention. “When you play with the mons pubis, you can indirectly stimulate the clitoris,” says Fulbright. “It’s a gentle way to bring her into the experience.” 4) Play on their mound.įirst, an anatomy lesson: Atop the pubic bone, there’s a mound of fatty tissue where their pubic hair grows called the mons pubis. “This starts the blood flow and begins the process of arousal,” says Brandon. When you’re making out, slip a hand down south and simply cup their vagina, pressing lightly. Your partner's outer labia may not be as sensitive as the rest of their parts-and that means it’s a prime place to start when you’re warming them up for an orgasm. Make sure she’s already wet before you work your way in, Fulbright says. (If not: the trick is to insert a finger inside the vagina, palm up, and use a come-hither movement to provide stimulation.)


The clitoris is so much more than that little bud you see at the top of the labia the wishbone-shaped organ actually extends up to five inches inside the body, and you can stimulate it with that classic "come-hither" motion you've probably heard about before. 2) Find the G-spot.įirst, let's get one thing straight: the G-spot isn't some mystical, hidden pleasure zone-it's just an internal portion of the clitoris.
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When they're ready for direct clitoral contact, “you can use your thumb to push that skin up a little bit toward her belly button,” says Brandon. “It can be its own feel-good spot.”Įarly on in your encounter-before they've gotten so turned on that her hood retracts-give the hot spot on her vagina a little love: Trace their inner labia upwards until you find the fold just above their clitoris, and stroke it with your fingertips, making sure your digits are sufficiently slick with lube. “The clitoral hood is actually an extension of the inner lips,” says Fulbright. There’s a little flap of skin that covers the clitoris when your partner is not fully aroused-and it’s begging to be played with. So save your signature skills for the grand finale and experiment with these 17 ways to touch your partner's vagina. Plus, “novel experiences elevate dopamine in the brain, and that promotes bonding,” adds Yvonne Fulbright, Ph.D., author of Touch Me Here. “But at the same time, even the best moves can get old and worn out.” And although women often worry about taking too long to climax, they also don’t want to hit their peak in 60 seconds flat-which is what can happen if you go straight to your failsafe move every time.īy contrast, if you switch things up, you may find that your partner's experience is more satisfying, since delaying their orgasm can make it stronger, says Brandon. “If something works, you want to keep doing it,” says Marianne Brandon, Ph.D., author of Monogamy: The Untold Story. Ever get a case of bedroom déjà vu? Once you discover a few no-fail tricks for touching and rubbing your partner's vagina and bringing them to orgasm, it’s hard not to fall into a sexual routine.
