Hits The Spot
It is national feminas month, and at Devine Femina, we believe that every femina deserves pleasure. We believe that empowering feminas to honor their feminine sensuality encourages healthy and fulfilling intimacy.
There are reports that suggest a femina will rarely, if ever experience vaginal orgasm. There are reports that say vaginal orgasms are not necessary or valuable. There are reports that suggest we don't even need to experience a vaginal orgasm to have a fulfilling sensual life.
Well I call B.S.
enliven to your devine sensual self….
All over the body we have erogenous zones. Knowing where yours are is essential for foreplay. In addition, the right touch can facilitate an erogenous zone orgasm.
The vaginal vestibule or V spot is the lease often talked about vaginal erogenous zone. Located at the opening of the vagina, or the area just before entering the canal, right past the labia minora (lips), the V spot contains a ton of nerve endings. One of the most sensitive parts of the V spot is the fourchette, which is located at the bottom of the vaginal opening, on the posterior of the opening. This is why vaginal massage is so pleasurable.
The clitoris, the famous mound of nerve endings, is not just external. It’s internal as well and its parts stretch inside the body. These parts are easiest to stimulate through the vagina, at the end of which, we find the Grafenberg or G spot.
The G spot, which sits somewhere within the first two inches of the vagina, is compromised of the urethral sponge, clitoris, and Skene's Glands. Stimulation of the G spot has been known to produce powerful orgasms, femina 'ejaculation,' and can help during the arousal phase of the femina sexual response cycle. The Skene's Glands are considered the femina prostate, and are believed to be the home of the femina ejaculation.
The anterior fornix or A spot is located just past the G spot on the same anterior wall of the vagina. It sits approximately 4-6 inches inside the vagina, whereas the G spot sits approximately 2-3 inches inside the vagina. Gently putting pressure on the anterior vaginal wall stimulates this spot and can cause an orgasm. Everyone’s internal clitoral structure is different, so the A spot may be in a slightly different spot.
Only natural born feminas have an A spot.
A spot orgasms are usually more intense and longer lasting than G spot orgasms. Stroking this spot creates extra lubrication as well.
The O spot, sometimes called the C spot, is located behind the cervix, deep inside the vaginal canal. This area has pressure-sensitive nerve endings. So, when you put pressure on the cervix, it can engage this pleasure area, creating intense orgasmic pleasure. Pay attention to how you feel during sex, as this area is more sensitive during certain phases of the menses. Too much pressure can cause bruising or pain.
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