It is important to note here that most women respond well to clitoral
stimulation outside the clitoral hood. Like we’ve mentioned many, many
times in this book, the clitoris is often much too sensitive to handle direct
stimulation (meaning stimulation of the clitoral head – also called glans –
itself). An outside approach works best – after all, the protection of the
clitoral head is exactly what the clitoral hood was designed to do. There’s
no need to go digging around underneath the clitoral hood with your tongue
to find the head – this will only cause extreme discomfort and in some
cases, even pain. Any of these clitoral stimulation techniques can be
performed with the tongue focused on the outside of the clitoral hood, with
the exception of the upwards stroke. It is also important to note here that
any one of these moves in and of themselves is not enough to bring your
partner to orgasm. Moves and techniques must be repeated and varied –
keep your partner guessing! Don’t forget, however, that you must also
develop a rhythm and keep it, especially close to orgasm. Keeping that in
mind, let’s go over some of the tongue techniques in more detail.
Sweeping – this move is great! It simply feels wonderful to a
woman and should be a staple of any cunnilingus diet. It is a
fairly easy move – position your tongue on either the right or left
side of the clitoris and move from side to side as though you
were sweeping a floor. Variations on this move: Using both fast and slow strokes
(it is best to start out a bit slower at first so as not to
surprise your partner and gradually move into a faster
pace) can maximize the pleasurable outcome of this
particular technique. This technique can also be utilized
with a vertical motion, however, as we’ve said before,
licking with an upwards stroke will expose the all-too-
sensitive clitoral head and may turn your partner off
entirely. You can certainly try it – some women do like
upwards strokes on their clitoris. If she responds well,
use this vertical motion in conjunction with other tongue
techniques.
Circles – this too is one of the best and most pleasurable clitoral
technique in cunnilingus. You’ll want to use this one a lot, because it
can rarely get boring! The technique is somewhat self-explanatory –
again, you’ll position your tongue either to the left or right of your
partner’s clitoris. You will begin to move your tongue in circles
around the clitoris only, either in a clockwise or counter-clockwise
motion. This feels excellent when your partner is fairly aroused
because it gives the clitoris plenty of stimulation outside the hood
where it is well-received, but once your tongue gets to the 6:00
position on the “clock” of the clitoris, she will get a lovely preview of
your tongue on her sensitive clitoral head.
Variations on this move: Again, you can use either fast
strokes or slow strokes, and as always, slow works best in the
beginning if you choose to use the circular motion in the beginning of
your cunnilingus routine. You can, of course, start out with a medium
to fast pace if your partner is already sufficiently warmed up. As with
most of the clitoral techniques outlined in this section, the strokes can
also be varied in their degrees of softness or hardness. A soft tongue
works best at the beginning when your partner is still getting her
“oven” turned on and strokes with more pressure are excellent when
your partner is nearing orgasm. Another way to vary the technique
with this move or other moves is to change your tongue “shapes.” A
tongue can be pointed to create more of a snake-like, darting
sensation or it can be wide and soft, mimicking a puppy-dog lapping
sensation. The latter in particular is a wonderful trick to have in your
cunnilingus arsenal - it will keep one move from becoming
monotonous even though it is technically the same move! Just
remember – variation (yet still keeping a repetitive rhythm) is key to
giving your partner the most exquisite and mind-blowing orgasm.
Suction – this is a move that is best performed when your
partner is sufficiently aroused. Suction too early in the game may turn her
off completely by putting too much pressure on her sensitive clitoris too
soon. You’ll want to take her clitoris gently into your mouth and lightly suck
on it – much as though you were drinking from a straw. Remember; don’t
get too rough with this move! This can be easy to do, so it is very important that you pay attention to your partner’s cues and movements. If she seems
to be shrinking away before her orgasm, lighten up on the suction or
discontinue sucking her clitoris at all. Most women enjoy this move;
however, some do not so always make sure you are aware of your
partner’s responses to ensure that you aren’t using any techniques that are
uncomfortable to her.
Variations on this move: Although most techniques in this
section can be utilized with either a soft or a “hard” tongue or done fast or
slow, this movement in particular is best done with extreme care – meaning
soft and slow! One variation that you can employ while using the suction
technique is to go from sucking just on her clitoris alone to encompassing
her entire vulva in your mouth and gently sucking on the entire area for just
a few moments – or longer if she seems to be enjoying it! You can
certainly switch between the two for awhile – it will give her that wonderful
feeling of being taken all into your mouth while giving her clitoris the much
needed attention it craves during this time.
ABC’s – you might have heard of this technique before, but then
again, you might have not. This may quite possibly be the best technique
outlined in this book, so listen up! It may sound funny, but you’ll once again
position your tongue (a pointed one works best here) either to the side or at
the top of her clitoris and begin using your tongue to draw your ABC’s.
Yes, you heard right. This gives your partner a clitoral sensation similar to that of the circular stroke (most of the movement is performed outside of
the clitoral hood while just a few strokes end up contacting the clitoral head
itself) and simply feels divine to your partner. But wait a second! If the
sensations are really all that similar to the circular strokes, why even do the
ABC strokes at all? Well, there’s the money question. The ABC stroke is
as powerful as it is because it gives just the right amount of contact to both
the clitoral hood and the clitoral head while mixing things up. You get the
best of all the worlds – perfect contact, an excellent rhythm but here’s the
rub – no two strokes are exactly the same. The different letters that you’ll
be tracing with your tongue allow for enough variation to keep your partner
guessing and on the edge – of orgasm! Very few men with sufficiently
warmed up partners have made it all the way to the letter Z.
Variations on this move: It is difficult to vary a practically
perfect technique – and yes, we’re going so far as to say that the ABC
technique is perfect. However, there are some other “preschool” based
techniques that you can use if your partner shows the need for more
repetition and less variation during cunnilingus. You can try tracing your
shapes instead (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, octagon, etc.) or you can
spell words to your lover such as “I love you,” “You’re amazing” or anything
else you can think of. You can also trace numbers – count from one to . . .
well, until she orgasms!
Vacuum – This move is fairly self-explanatory, however, you
want to be careful not to suck too hard. Place your mouth over your
partner’s clitoris and gently (we emphasize gently) suck it in and out of your
mouth. This is a move best used when your partner is already warmed up
and is fairly close to orgasm. Using it before your partner is fully ready (too
early during cunnilingus) may result in her rejecting the sensation
completely. You also want to avoid using this move during her orgasm
unless your partner specifically requests it. It may be too strong of a
sensation during an orgasm.
Variations on this move: Use the tip of your tongue to
gently flick her clitoris while it is in your mouth – release her clitoris and
repeat. Vary this move with just the suction move and you’ll soon have
your honey in orgasm heaven. Just remember not to use this move too
often – it is a very powerful move and if used too much, can create
numbness or insensitivity to the suction. Used sparingly and at the right
times, however, can be very beneficial during a cunnilingus session.
The Messy Eater – this is a tricky one, although it may not
sound like it at first. Some women may really go for this (especially very
close to and during an orgasm) and others may be turned off by the mere
name of it. The best way to find out which category your partner is in is to
either ask her directly or try it once and gauge her reaction. Basically, this
move encompasses all the other techniques (such as tongue circles or
gentle vacuum suction) but in somewhat of a “smorgasbord” fashion. You’ll want to cradle both legs in your arms (her thigh will be in the crease of your
elbow and your hands should come up around and rest on her hip bones)
and…well, dig in! This is a move where attitude really pays off – you’ve got
to act like you’re hungry and you just can’t get enough of it. On the same
token, however, you’ve still got to keep in mind that the clitoris is very
sensitive and although you may be going at it like you’re at a pie-eating
contest, you don’t want to go caveman on her and rough her up. Keeping a
balance between the two is really what makes this move worthwhile.
TIP: If you’ve exhausted all your moves and are looking
for a new repertoire, try watching people eat while you’re out at lunch or
dinner. People eat in very different ways and you may just pick up a
technique or two while watching someone eat a salad in a hurry on their
lunch break or savor a decadent dessert on a dinner date. Make a mental
note of the lip and tongue movements used and use them during
cunnilingus the next time you go south of the border. You might just give
your sweetie something new to talk about at work!
The best thing to do when preparing for cunnilingus and the different
strokes you’ll use is to keep an open mind. Get creative! While there are
only so many different types of tongue techniques that you can actually
use, you can alter the order in which you use them, the pressure of the
touch and more to make them completely different moves! Don’t be afraid to make up your own moves too! If using ice or hot tea really turns you and
your partner on, go for it!
If your partner only enjoys one or two tongue techniques but she really gets
off on them, don’t be afraid to stick with just those moves to get her to
orgasm time and time again. You don’t have to get all the techniques
perfectly either to impress your partner – remember, you’re not trying to
impress her anyway! Even if she doesn’t orgasm the first few times you
perform cunnilingus on her, don’t get frustrated. Keep trying! Your efforts
will be much appreciated and she can enjoy a cunnilingus session without
having to have an orgasm as a result of it. Just keep an open mind!
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