Sexual Health

The clitoris is a hooded body part at the top of the genitals, above the urethra and below the pubic bone and hairline. Female anatomy can be pretty confusing since there is a lot going on “down there.” Women, unluckily, are not encouraged to look at their vulva and see their many intricate, delicate.
In order to find a woman’s clitoris, you’ll want to look towards the top of her labia (the outer and inner skin folds of a woman’s vulva, or genitals), but stay below the pubic bone. The glans of the clitoris — comparable to the head of a man’s penis, and even more sensitive — is the nodule you can see when a woman is not aroused and is located between the inner folds of the vulva (labia minora), at the top. [Read more →]

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The G-spot has been known as a sensitive area right behind the front wall of the vagina, between the back of the pubic bone and the cervix. (A man’s “G-spot” is his prostate.) When this spot is stimulated during touching or sex, some women’s orgasms are accompanied by “ejaculate” from the urethra. Ernst Grafenberg, who first wrote about female ejaculatory fluid in 1950, stated that fluid expelled by women during orgasm was not urine, as was the widespread idea, but, in its place, secretions which are analogous to a man’s ejaculate minus sperm. [Read more →]

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As a matter of fact eighty-five percent of women are satisfied with their partner’s penis proportions - yet numerous normal men experience “small-penis syndrome,” urologists report.
Small-penis syndrome is the worry of thinking one’s penis is too small - even though it isn’t. It’s a completely dissimilar condition from having in fact tiny tinkler, a situation known by the cold, clinical name of micropenis. [Read more →]

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