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How to caress the penis with your hand to bring your partner to orgasm? There are as many as 5 erogenous points on and around the penis - the glans, frenulum, scrotal and perineal suture, perineum and male G-spot. See how to touch them to make him explode!
Learn the penis caress technique and you will become the perfect lover. It is here that the epicenter of male pleasure is located in the perineum - it is here that the most sensitive points of the male body are located and it is their stimulation that provides men with the strongest sensations. Since many men are eager to limit foreplay to a minimum and would most likely get to the point at the beginning, you can immediately start caressing the penis without unnecessary, lengthy introduction.
If you want to give your partner an extremely intense finale, focus on caressing the erogenous points below. You can stimulate them both during foreplay and during intercourse.
H point - acorn
The head of the penis is the most sensitive part of the penis. It is strongly innervated and should therefore be handled with care. Most men prefer not to touch the head directly during stimulation with the hand, but through the foreskin, rhythmically sliding it down and pushing it on.
When massaging the penis with your hand, it is worth remembering about the caresses of the rim - the fault separating the head from the shaft. This inconspicuous hollow is a source of extremely strong sensations, so if you want your man to die with pleasure, do not forget about this place.
Point F - frenulum
The frenulum is a loose skin fold on the underside of the penis that connects the foreskin with the glans. Men love it when a woman presses her finger gently and rhythmically on them. If caressing the frenulum is especially arousing for your partner, try to tickle them in the most refined way possible.
Worth knowingThe distribution of erogenous points is an individual matter, so this erotic map may look a bit different in different men. It is commonly accepted that the extragenital erogenous zones in men include: the nape of the neck, temples, eyelids, ears, inner thighs, buttocks, and nipples. Many men also enjoy brushing their upper arms and back.
R zone - scrotal and perineal suture
It is a line that runs from the base of the penis through the scrotum. A partner for surehe will be pleased when you gently run your fingers over it. If you have no qualms about bolder oral caresses, you can do it with your tongue. You will make your loved one even more pleased when you take the scrotum in your hand and perform a gentle massage of the testicles.
Crotch
This is a small area between the scrotum and the anus. It is strongly innervated, so its stimulation can provide a man with intense feelings. In the middle of this episode, you will feel a small depression that is best stimulated by rhythmic pressure with your finger, gradually increasing in intensity. However, before you start caressing the crotch, make sure with your partner if he or she agrees to it. Not every man likes such courageous games.
Male G-spot
It is located deep inside the anus, on the inner wall, about 5 cm from the sphincter. It can be stimulated in two ways: from the outside - by pressing your fingers firmly on the groove in the perineum or through the anus - by inserting the finger 5 cm deep and moving it, similar to the stimulation of a G-spot in a woman.
Fondling the G-spot just before orgasm greatly enhances its intensity. However, take into account the fact that stimulating this place is not a normal caress and may not be enjoyable for inexperienced men at all. Your partner may have hesitations against anal penetration, so before intercourse, it is worthwhile to jointly define the limit to which you can go while caressing.