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@XuHaoHaoXu · 2026-10-10 06:23

Sex Tips： 1. Understand the Female Body First When many men say “eating pussy,” they picture only the vaginal opening. That’s a misunderstanding from the start. What you see, touch with your hands, and stimulate with your mouth is primarily the vulva. The vagina is the internal canal. Here are the main anatomical landmarks you should know: Labia majora: The outer lips. Labia minora: The thinner inner lips. Clitoral glans: Located near the upper point where the inner lips meet; it may be covered by the clitoral hood. Urethral opening: Below the clitoris. Vaginal opening: Below the urethral opening. Perineum: The area between the vaginal opening and the anus. Never treat the urethral opening as an opening to insert your fingers into. The anus should also be off-limits by default unless you have obtained separate, explicit consent. The clitoris is the most important structure to understand. It isn’t just the small visible bump on the outside; much of its structure extends internally. The exposed clitoral glans contains a dense concentration of nerve endings. Some women find direct stimulation overwhelming, while others prefer more distinct pressure. Always start gently. The G-spot refers to an area along the anterior vaginal wall—the side facing the lower abdomen when she lies on her back. Some women find this area pleasurable, some experience pressure or an urge to urinate, some notice little sensation, and others simply don’t enjoy it. 2. Principles That Apply to Every Technique Principle 1: Start very softly Whether you’re using your hands, mouth, or penis, begin gently and slowly. You can gradually increase the intensity if she wants more. Principle 2: Start externally before moving inward Begin with kissing, caressing, and kissing her inner thighs to help her relax and become aroused. When you reach the vulva, start around the labia majora, labia minora, and clitoral hood. Only introduce fingers or penetration when she is sufficiently lubricated, relaxed, and clearly wants it. Principle 3: Consistency matters One of the biggest mistakes men make is hearing “just like that” and interpreting it as “That works, so I should go faster, push harder, or try something more advanced.” When she says “just like that,” it means you should keep the position, pressure, and rhythm unchanged for now. Principle 4: Change one variable at a time Don’t change speed, pressure, position, and depth simultaneously. Keep the position the same while making a small adjustment to pressure. Once you’ve found the right pressure, experiment with going slightly faster or slower. Principle 5: Ask about physical reactions instead of assuming Clenching her thighs, lifting her hips, breathing irregularly, gripping the sheets, or placing her hand on your head may indicate pleasure—or that the stimulation is becoming too intense. Her words provide clearer feedback: “Don’t stop,” “Gentler,” “That hurts,” or “Pause.” If she suddenly becomes quiet, stiffens, moves away, or pushes you back, stop and ask how she feels. Principle 6: Experiment less as she approaches orgasm If she has clearly told you that a particular movement works, keep doing it. Don’t suddenly increase the intensity tenfold. After orgasm, her clitoris may become extremely sensitive. Reduce the pressure, move to a less sensitive area, or stop and ask whether she wants to continue.

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