Clitoral Stimulation Techniques For Intense Orgasms

While stimulating the clitoris is certainly enjoyable, other erogenous zones - nipples and G-spot in particular - may also lead to intense orgasms.

By applying lots of lube to the head and hood of the clitoris, slide your fingers or a sex toy across them to massage them in. Repeatedly increase pressure or speed according to personal taste.

1. The Squeeze

No matter whether you prefer stimulating your clit by hand during solo play or using toys during partnered sex, remember that this area is personal. Experimentation may be required to find which strokes feel comfortable; don't be intimidated into trying various techniques!

Moon suggests using diagonal strokes across the surface of a clitoral hood or either side of the glans to gradually build sensation before proceeding with direct stimulation.

Start slowly, almost tease yourself with touch, before gradually increasing pressure until reaching your climax. Additionally, mixing up pressure by using two, three, or even four fingers if you typically only use one may also add excitement - just make sure not to overdo it as too much pressure can make your clitor sore and uncomfortable! As always it is wise to communicate with your partner as every experience and need is unique.

2. Feather Light

As part of your clitoral stimulation routine, try lightly touching the hood of your clitoris with fingers, knuckles or other objects - be they fingers, knuckles, toys or whatever - using plenty of lube. Next try stroking and orbiting areas that feel good-- small circles right over or not touching clit, larger circles without touching clit, tapping patterns that feel right for both you and your partner are all great strategies!

Here, the goal is to evoke a sensation akin to that created by feathers brushing against skin, which provides an intimate yet playful touch.

This technique can be especially helpful when combined with partner sex - whether you're using Cowgirl, Man Missionary, oral or other positions to get more intense clitoral stimulation. Just make sure you communicate and plan your approach before beginning so as to avoid any unpleasant surprises!

3. The Vulcan

Vulcans are one of the most recognizable alien races from Star Trek. They are well known for their love of logic and reasoning as well as their pointy ears and arched eyebrows - qualities Spock famously demonstrated during an episode called Bounty. But they do show emotions too as evidenced in his role.

The Vulcan hand signal is a well-known gesture in Star Trek that typically serves as both greeting and farewell greeting. It involves spreading out two fingers to form a V in space - often followed by words such as, "Live long and prosper!"

A Vulcan neck pinch, commonly referred to as a "Vulcan nerve pinch", was first depicted in the TOS episode "Naked Time". This technique involves pressing on an area on the neck between head and shoulder which causes unconsciousness - the exact mechanism is currently unknown but may involve physical and/or telepathic stimulation; although believed mostly practiced by Vulcans it has also been utilized by other species, such as Captain Jean Luc Picard and Jonathan Archer.

4. The Twist

Manual stimulation of the clitoris can be immensely satisfying, whether masturbating alone or with someone else. But if you want to take it one step further, try adding toys or techniques into your routine that enhance its pleasure.

One entertaining clitoral stroking technique is called The Twist. For this method, grab and squeeze the folds of skin that cover your clitoris so that your clitoral shaft is sandwiched in between them; as you rotate your hips in a drying motion, pressurize your clitoral shaft further for increased sensations.

Other clitoral stimulation techniques may include massaging the glans and surrounding tissue, stimulating pubic mound, thighs, or other areas rich in nerve endings can feel amazing. Relaxation and mindfulness techniques can further enrich the experience, while it's crucial to communicate with sexual partners about their needs and preferences for a satisfying sexual encounter - the end goal should not bean orgasm; rather it should be to enjoy each other's company and discover pleasure together.

5. The Grip

Unfortunately, research on clitoris lags behind other areas of erogenous pleasure. Only in 2008 did researchers produce a 3D rendering of what a full clitoris looks like and even then it is not understood how its various internal parts interact. This may explain why many women cannot reach orgasm simply by stroking their clitoris.

Figuring out what works requires experimentation. Talking with your partner about what brings pleasure can also help. In essence, "different strokes for different folks" certainly holds true for our clits!

To employ this clitoral stimulation technique, rub the side of your clit with thumb and pointer finger until you become comfortable with a light touch; gradually increase pressure until you feel yourself reaching climax. This is an ideal technique to use in girl on top positions like Cowgirl and Man Missionary; modified versions known as Coital Alignment Technique can also be implemented between partners working together to develop rhythm.