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Being able to enjoy sex and have pleasure during intercourse is our birthright.
But, so many women find it hard to feel pleasure inside their vagina and therefore they rely on their clitoris as the only source of pleasure.
Ladies, you are missing out!
I remember as a teenager, experiencing engorgement in my vulva and vagina and getting confused. I used to link engorgement with inflammation and thought something bad was happening. It was confusing and frustrating to feel pleasure and think that something was wrong with me at the same time. I wish I knew then what I know now.
Women have the same amount of erectile tissue as men.
Oh, you didn’t know that either? It’s essential to know this because having the erectile tissue stimulated changes the amount of sensitivity and pleasure that a woman can feel big time.
If you’re making love and being penetrated before the yoni is engorged, it won’t feel anywhere near as delicious as it possibly could.
Elisabeth Lloyd writes in her book The Case of the Female Orgasm, that “only 25 percent of women are able to consistently reach orgasm during intercourse.” And I don’t want that for you. There is a better way…get yourself a “hard-on.”
I am literally not kidding. If women have roughly the same amount of erectile tissue as men (just distributed differently) and they take the time to get “hard,” they are going to experience more pleasure. That’s obvious, right?
A woman getting penetrated before she is fully engorged is like a touching a man when his penis is flaccid—it’s kinda sorta nice, but waaaaaaay better when it’s hard.
As a woman’s erectile tissue capillaries are filled, they become engorged, firm, and deliciously sensitive.
Let me give you an example. When a flaccid penis is touched, the sensation is way less than when it is erect. It is the same for women’s body.
But, what is the erectile tissue?
The erectile tissue is divided in different substructures and encompasses:
>> Vestibular bulbs
>> Clitoris
>> Sponge that covers the urethra
>> Perineal sponge
How do we activate and stimulate our erectile tissue?
Arousal, touch, and time.
The starting point will be the arousal itself. Massaging and giving it a lot of attention will put the log on the fire!
It takes time. It could vary from person to person, on average women take between 25 and 40 minutes to get a hard-on.
A lot of women experience numbness in their yoni (to differing degrees). This is due to a lack of blood flow and oxygen. The cells and tissues in our body are kept alive and vibrant thanks to the nutrients, oxygen, and hormones carried by the blood.
Go play. Now that you know why it is so important to activate the erectile tissue, my advice is to go and play with it. Get to know it on a deeper level, in different states of arousal and pleasure.
Most of all, take your time.
Make love with a hard-on and notice the difference.
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