A Closer Look at the Secrets of the Female Clitoris

The clitoris contains abundant, highly sensitive nerve endings, with a density six to ten times higher than surrounding tissues or the glans penis. The clitoris is innervated by the dorsal clitoral nerve, a small branch at the very end of the pudendal nerve, terminating in the nerve endings of the glans and body of the clitoris. Irregularly distributed on the larger bundles of the dorsal clitoral nerve are lamellar corpora related to proprioceptive stimulation, playing a crucial role in transmitting afferent impulses induced by somatic stimuli. These lamellar corpora act on deep pressure and proprioception, exhibiting considerable variation in both quantity and quality, thus explaining the significant differences in stimulation techniques and intensity required by women during masturbation.
The clitoris is also rich in highly tactile free nerve endings, explaining its sensitivity to touch. Skillful clitoral stimulation often easily arouses female libido and can frequently lead to orgasm without intercourse. Generally, stimulating the clitoral body is more effective than directly stimulating the glans. Furthermore, the clitoris often requires prolonged and strong stimulation. Because it's separated by the foreskin, it has good tolerance, especially near orgasm, requiring more force and intensity.
Clitoral stimulation is a crucial moment for stimulating a woman's initiative and libido, and also a time for her to quickly transition from the excitement phase to the plateau phase. The woman must actively participate, acting as a guide and director, clearly indicating her most sensitive areas and preferred stimulation methods to her partner, and communicating fully to correct any deviations or deficiencies in the man's stimulation techniques. Otherwise, allowing the man to blindly follow along not only wastes time and energy but also leads to disappointment and frustration for the woman.
Surveys have found that 70-80% (Western data) of women have masturbated, and 95% of them achieve orgasm. During masturbation, most women use clitoral stimulation. The survey also found that with proper clitoral stimulation, women do not need longer to reach orgasm than men. If women can achieve orgasm on their own, do men need Viagra?

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