Post Date November, 16 2024
Before that, it is necessary to make sufficient preparations for foreplay. In case of insufficient secretion, saliva can be used to replenish it at the appropriate time. When there is a reaction, the legs will naturally open, making it easier for the man to approach his vagina. At this point, it is logical to insert.
Gentle entry is also very enjoyable
For those who are skilled, they definitely know how to push forward with the rhythm that women crave, and when you feel a bit urgent, you can temporarily pull it out. This approach can increase women's desire for sexual contact, which means giving them a taste of sweetness first and then withdrawing it, in order to induce greater desire in women.
After flirting and insertion, the woman's entire body cells have been burned, her vagina will secrete sexual fluid, and her genitals will tremble and vibrate, showing a hungry and thirsty expression, waiting for the insertion of the penis. At this point, a man can slowly insert his penis and move it back in a melodic rhythm in order to comfort the woman. When a woman's desires are fulfilled, renewed and stronger desires will continue to emerge. In this way, while the woman finally finds comfort, the man also slowly enters sex with the woman's rhythm.
Insertion angle is important
In addition to emphasizing emotional tone, attention should also be paid to the issue of angle when inserting. In the traditional missionary position, the female's vagina is facing downwards, while the male's penis is facing upwards, making it difficult for the vagina and penis to close together. The male penis may as well lie down slightly towards the vaginal opening, and with the lubrication assistance of love liquid, it can be smoothly inserted. Before adopting this posture, a pillow was placed under the woman's buttocks. The pillow cushions her body, forming an angle that can deepen her sense of each movement by a million times. Not only that, but the speed at which she reaches orgasm has also increased significantly.
