Let’s Talk about female masturbation

Female Masturbation is  something most of us won’t learn in College. To better understand how a woman can optimize her pleasure while masturbating, we will need to go through some basic anatomy and physiology. Then we will reveal tips on how you can attain your orgasm by leveraging some simple technics that every woman masturbating should know.

1. What is Female Masturbation?

   Female masturbation is an old topic, however, it is important to understand what it is. According to wikipedia masturbation involves touching, pressing and rubbing the genital parts. In the case of a woman, rubbing the clitoris or vulva will essentially lead to her sexual arousal. Sometimes, masturbating can involve entering fingers in the vagina. Regardless of the technic used,  both physical and psychological states are important for sexual arousal. We will therefore define Female Masturbation as an act that will lead to pleasure by involving both the genital organs and the brain.

2. What are the parts of the female organs involve in masturbation?

The external genital organs include the vulva, Bartholin glands, and clitoris. The Bartolin’s glands (yes ladies it’s named after a Danish man!) are 2 pea sized glands located near the opening of the vagina. These glands are important in female masturbation because they secrete mucus to provide vaginal lubrication during sexual arousal. So these two glands are super important when it comes to increasing sexual pleasure. We will see how we can leverage this information and get those glands to work for us.

The vulva is actually divided anatomically into small lips, big lips and mons pubis. The mons pubis actually acts as a cushion during sexual intercourse. When properly stimulated, the external organs of the vulva are richly innervated and provide pleasure. The labia is an important erogenous area. The vulva actually swells when masturbating therefore increasing the blood circulation and this explains the opening gets more tight. Color of the vulva also changes going from pink to red in lighter skinned women who have not borne a child, or red to dark red in those that have.

Finally the clitoris is the human female’s most sensitive erogenous zone and generally the primary anatomical source of human female sexual pleasure. The clitoris is the size and shape of a pea and it’s soul function is to focus sexual feelings.