A woman's vaginal vestibule becomes erect, and she experiences direct ejaculation through caresses.

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The vaginal vestibule is the area from the clitoris to the vaginal opening, specifically the area surrounded by the labia minora, from the urethral opening to the vaginal opening. When performing oral sex on a woman's genitals, because this area is located in the narrow zone between the vaginal opening and the clitoris, it's not uncommon for men to stop before reaching this point. However, this area is actually a center of nerve endings; it's one of the most easily felt erogenous zones in a woman. Because it contains tissue similar to the corpora cavernosa in a man's penis, it can still achieve an erection when sexually aroused. When this area is erect, it's like the female genitalia are wide open, ready to be penetrated. From foreplay to intercourse, this erection becomes the marker of penetration.
It's likely that some men would forgo performing oral sex on such an important erogenous zone! The vaginal vestibule occupies a large area within the reproductive organs, and licking it little by little with the tip of the tongue is fine, but if you want the woman to be aroused to the point of begging for penetration, it's best to press the entire tip of the tongue against one side. Generally speaking, the gonads are also reproductive organs. Using the entire tongue to press against the clitoris allows for full enjoyment. If you can then use the tip of your nose to stimulate the clitoris, the effect will be even better. Don't forget to use finger techniques on the thighs and sides at this time. What is foreplay? It's not just about mental preparation; physical preparation is also essential. Even if a woman is mentally prepared, it's still necessary to further arouse her physical desire. Just as exercise requires preparation, so too does sexual intercourse.

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