Touching her clitoris is often not enough. Some women also love a light genital tapping, which encourages blood flow to the skin’s surface and charges the nerve endings. Also try placing your thumb and forefinger around the clitoral hood, gently pinching the clitoris and rolling it between your fingers. Now pull the hood up, exposing the clitoris, and blow gently on it. Then, with the lightest touch, use a lubricated fingertip to stroke it in different directions to see what she likes best – try side to side, upwards, downwards or circles.
Wednesday, 05 November 2008
Touch, tap and blow
Touching her clitoris is often not enough. Some women also love a light genital tapping, which encourages blood flow to the skin’s surface and charges the nerve endings. Also try placing your thumb and forefinger around the clitoral hood, gently pinching the clitoris and rolling it between your fingers. Now pull the hood up, exposing the clitoris, and blow gently on it. Then, with the lightest touch, use a lubricated fingertip to stroke it in different directions to see what she likes best – try side to side, upwards, downwards or circles.
