Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? Research literally proves that oral sex is the most reliable way to help a person with a vulva orgasm. One study published in Sex and Marital Therapy found that less than one-fifth 18 percent of vulva-owners can orgasm from penetration alone, while the vast majority 72 percent require clitoral stimulation in order to climax and no type of sex puts the clitoris front and center quite like oral sex.
The issue? Luckily, there are plenty of ways to improve your oral sex technique. Ahead, the best 35 oral sex tips for the next time you're going down on your partner.
Even if you went to a school that taught sex education, odds are you spent more time rolling a condom onto a banana, getting your fear mongered, and looking at pictures of blue waffles , than you did actually learning about sex, sexual anatomy, or pleasure.
To start, you need to know that the vulva and vagina are two different things. Meanwhile, the vagina is the internal portion of the anatomy that connects the vulva with the cervix. Our culture bombards us with toxic messages that vaginas are inherently smelly and gross. Need proof? Just walk down the "feminine hygiene" aisle at your local Target or Walgreens and feast your eyes on all the douching products, wipes, and cleanses with ridiculous scent names like "spring garden.
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Common descriptors of the scent include: salty, musty, tangy, and coppery. The sooner that you and your partner can leave falsehoods about scent and look and smell behind, the sooner that you can both start really enjoying the act of giving and receiving head, respectively.
