18+ HOW TO MAKE YOUR WOMAN GO CRAZY WITH SEXUAL PLEASURE BY FOCUSING ON HER EROGENOUS ZONES

These so-called " erogenous zones" can contribute to sexual arousal—think of them as the road map to a happy ending.

1. Clitoris

A runaway winner for the title of "Body Part Contributing Most to Sexual Arousal," the clitoris is extremely sensitive. (Hello, nerve endings!) Research shows that stimulating the clitoris is the fastest and easiest way for many women to orgasm. For the most part, pressure and vibration are the way to go; research suggests light touching doesn't always have the same effect.

2. Vagina

Heard of the famous mecca of sexual pleasure that is the female "G-spot?" Yeah, researchers are pretty sure that doesn't actually exist . The interior of the vagina, however, does contain nerve endings, and women report that deep stimulation leads to more intense orgasms. The outer edge of the vagina, on the other hand, tends to respond to light touch.

      

3. Cervix

The cervix , located at the lower end of the uterus, has its own feel-good nerve pathways. In fact, some research suggests that the vagina, clitoris, and cervix all respond separately and distinctly to sexual stimuli. Nerves in the cervix respond most to pressure stimulation , but light touch has been shown to elicit a response as well.

4. Mouth and Lips

A recent survey found kissing to be more important in relationship-building than in sexual arousal. But another study suggests that many women rank the lips and mouth highly as erogenous areas. Who says it can't be both?

5. Neck

According to a large international survey of women, both the nape and back of the neck are among the top 10 erogenous zones. One study found that the neck is very sensitive to light touch, especially (oddly enough) among people with low body fat. Another study found that women with spinal cord injury can get pretty turned on by neck stimulation alone.

6. Breast and nipples

While both men and women may like to look at breasts (for evolutionary purposes , apparently), they're not just for show—they play a role in sexual arousal as well. Turns out nipple stimulation sets fireworks off in the same region of the brain that processes sensations from the clitoris and vagina. Just as with the clitoris, pressure and vibration are generally the way to go.

7. Ears

Ears are super sensitive to touch, probably due to a
large number of nerve endings . Although there's no science yet to say why ears are erogenous , it seems to be a fairly common consensus that they are.