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Where is the Clitoris???

Last time we talked about the brain and the 2nd Sexual Revolution…

The term “clitoral erection” cannot be found in the medical literature before the 1990’s.  The knowledge and understanding that a woman’s clitoris must become fully erect so we can have orgasm is the basis of the Second Sexual Revolution for Women. 

As with men, they cannot achieve orgasm without a penile erection;   This knowledge is becoming well known to women; but few men understand how a woman achieves orgasm, and the importance of an orgasm to women.  Once again, sexual satisfaction is defined and achieved only by an orgasm.

So what it Key to the Kingdom -Vaso-congestion is the key!Vaso-congestion is the medical term that describes the action where more blood is going in to an organ than is released. Just as in the male penis, the female clitoris has an internal structure termed the ‘corpus cavernosa.’ (In Latin: Corpus=Body, Cavernosa=Caves.)

Think of it as a sponge.  In a non aroused state, the sponge is dry; in the sexually aroused state the sponge fills with blood and grows to several times its original size.  This vaso-congestion causes the clitoris to increase in length and diameter and protrudes erectly outside of the clitoral hood.

This is a cold “hard”  fact(no pun intended) as it  allows for a higher degree of physical stimulation during sexual activity.  The most important result of an erect clitoris is that the sexual sensory nerves become hypersensitive to touch -  ladies you know what I am refering to!   This hypersensitivity of the clitoral nerves allows a women to achieve orgasm.

More cool info from the Sensua Team later this week.

Cheers,

Cyn

Cynthia, Sensua! Customer Care team

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