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Added 2022-06-15 15:41:23 +0000 UTCππΌπ π»βπππΌ π€ππ‘β ππ‘πππ¦ ππ‘πππππβπ‘β¨ Quiz: The G-spot is a specific area on the vaginal wall S3:E2 - How to Eat That Pussy! Step 1: Kiss your way down her body loving every inch and taking your time. The anticipation is hot. Once you get down there kiss her thighs and get close to her pussy but donβt touch it just yet. Teasing is key! Step 2: Find her Clitoris and get right in there. Iβm not talking about diving into her lips with ur tongue. Iβm talking about the bean part on the top (hood) of her Pussy. Get your tongue into a point and move it up and down slowly and fast at times. Once and a while use your fingers to gently touch it. Switch things up here and there and listen to how sheβs moaning. Pay attention to how her body moves to make sure youβre pleasing her in the right way. Step 3: Lick around the Clitoris on her lips and thighs. Lick the lips up and down. At times maybe touching the Clitoris softly but still a little teasing. You donβt always have to be between the womanβs legs either. You can do it from the sides. Switch things up and keep it fun. Step 4: Ask if they are liking what you are doing. The woman will let you know or maybe move your hand in the right spot or maybe tell you what they like. Dirty talk is important too. Step 5: Get other parts involved to stimulate her whole body. Hold her hips, kiss her thighs, touch her breasts or lick them. Just change it up. Just ask what she likes and go from there. Step 6: Include toys if youβd like. Focusing on your partner until she gets off will not only turn her on more but it will make sure she focuses on you next. A woman can cum multiple times and I know some Men can too but not all. Have fun, ask questions, and figure out what your partner likes. Then you will be the best at eating her out! βββββββββββββββββ Quiz Answer: FALSE: Thereβs no consistent evidence that the G spot physically exists. In 1950, German physician Ernst Grafenberg suggested that an area of the anterior vaginal wall is sensitive to touch and that stimulation of this area can bring about orgasm, but the debate about its existence is ongoing.
