Increasing Her Neural Pathways to Pleasure
July 12, 2010
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I call it “clit-centric…” When I think about sex in our culture today, it’s very focused on stimulating a woman’s clitoris to achieve orgasm. That’s
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I call it “clit-centric…” When I think about sex in our culture today, it’s very focused on stimulating a woman’s clitoris to achieve orgasm. That’s
Stimulating these areas creates new neural pathways in your brain.
Greg wrote to me about the sensation loss in his penis. He is dealing with what is called, “delayed ejaculation.” It’s difficult for him to
I received an email from a fan whose penis isn’t as sensitive to touch as he wants it to be. And he wants to know what he can do about it. (This works as well for female clitorises and labia.)
Have you heard of the “jade egg?” It’s a little egg-shaped piece of stone that a woman puts up inside her vaginal canal to tone and lubricate her vagina.
As I became generally more orgasmic, and specifically more vaginally orgasmic from Expanded Orgasm strokes, I could get turned on enough to have all kinds of orgasms from clitoral to blended to vaginal to G-Spot and beyond.
Even though Expanded Orgasm is a clitoral stroking technique that lets a woman come over and over with richer and more full orgasms for 5, 15, 30, even 45 minutes, it was Expanded Orgasms that allowed me to get engorged enough to experience my first vaginal orgasms.
I know what you’re doing. You are so excited to bury your face in her womanly parts and drive her wild with orgasmic bliss that you are headed STRAIGHT to her clitoris with your tongue within the first five seconds of her butterflying her legs open for you.
Hi Susan, I am 45 and my wife Mary is 43, we have been married for 16 years now. Sex was best when we first
There is no spot. There’s no G-Spot either. There’s no perfect spot on a woman’s anatomy, that if you just find it, will make her
I call it “clit-centric…” When I think about sex in our culture today, it’s very focused on stimulating a woman’s clitoris to achieve orgasm. That’s
Stimulating these areas creates new neural pathways in your brain.
Greg wrote to me about the sensation loss in his penis. He is dealing with what is called, “delayed ejaculation.” It’s difficult for him to
I received an email from a fan whose penis isn’t as sensitive to touch as he wants it to be. And he wants to know what he can do about it. (This works as well for female clitorises and labia.)
Have you heard of the “jade egg?” It’s a little egg-shaped piece of stone that a woman puts up inside her vaginal canal to tone and lubricate her vagina.
As I became generally more orgasmic, and specifically more vaginally orgasmic from Expanded Orgasm strokes, I could get turned on enough to have all kinds of orgasms from clitoral to blended to vaginal to G-Spot and beyond.
Even though Expanded Orgasm is a clitoral stroking technique that lets a woman come over and over with richer and more full orgasms for 5, 15, 30, even 45 minutes, it was Expanded Orgasms that allowed me to get engorged enough to experience my first vaginal orgasms.
I know what you’re doing. You are so excited to bury your face in her womanly parts and drive her wild with orgasmic bliss that you are headed STRAIGHT to her clitoris with your tongue within the first five seconds of her butterflying her legs open for you.
Hi Susan, I am 45 and my wife Mary is 43, we have been married for 16 years now. Sex was best when we first
There is no spot. There’s no G-Spot either. There’s no perfect spot on a woman’s anatomy, that if you just find it, will make her