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Circumcised Penis's Elongated Strokes Create Infrequent

Clitoris Contact that Hinders Her from Achieving Orgasm

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Removal of the foreskin causes the circ penis to thrust with an unnatural, elongated stroke, whereby, on the outstroke, the penis withdraws far outside the vagina.

These elongated thrusting strokes cause the man’s pubic mound to make infrequent contact with the woman’s clitoral area (which is her primary erotic zone), thereby, impeding—and even preventing—her from achieving vaginal orgasm (an orgasm induced solely by genital and pelvic movements, without any clitoris stimulation
by the hand.) 

During circumcised sex, a woman is much less likely to achieve vaginal orgasm.  How much less likely?  Kristen O'Hara's study found women were almost 5 times less likely to achieve vaginal orgasm when the man had a circumcised penis.

Briefly, here's why:  The female clitoris is highly erogenous tissue that is overly sensitive to direct touch.  Instead, it prefers indirect, on and off (rhythmic) pressuring, rather than direct rubbing, to excite it to orgasm.

Masters and Johnson, and other sexual researchers, have determined that there is an "ideal" rate of rhythmic pressuring contact to the clitoris that excites it to orgasm.

The natural penis's thrusting movements—regulated, for the most part, by the foreskin—contact the clitoris at this ideal rhythmic rate.  But the circ penis does not.

The circ penis has no foreskin, so it typically thrusts using an abnormal, elongated stroke that pulls the penis far outside the vagina.  This long-distance stroke causes the man's pubic mound to contact the woman's clitoral mound less often.

Consequently, the circumcised man's pubic mound doesn't make pressuring contact against the woman's clitoral region often enough to excite her clitoris to orgasm.

The disappointment of not achieving vaginal orgasm is the second most common complaint sex therapists hear from their female clients (just behind a general loss of interest in sex).

To find out why the circumcised penis insists on using an elongated thrusting stroke,  Click Here

To find out what the ideal thrusting rhythm is that nature intended to excite the clitoris, see Reason #8 Natural Sex section

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Clitoris Contact that Brings the Woman to Orgasm

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The female clitoris is highly erogenous tissue that is overly sensitive to direct touch.  Instead, it prefers indirect, on and off (rhythmic) pressuring, rather than direct rubbing, to excite it to orgasm.

When the natural penis thrusts the vagina, it typically uses short rhythmic strokes—which are governed, for the most part, by the actions of the foreskin.

The movement of these short strokes, while the penis abides deep within the vagina, allows the man's pubic mound to make frequent pressuring contact against the woman's clitoral mound—her primary erotic zone.

Sexual researchers have determined that there is an "ideal" rate of rhythmic pressuring contact to a woman's clitoris that excites it to orgasm.  The natural man's genital region contacts the clitoris at this ideal rhythmic rate.

And pressuring contact of his pubic mound against her clitoral area becomes even more frequent as intercourse progresses because she instinctively draws the man in closer to satisfy her innate desire for deep penis penetration and to pick up increased stimulation against her clitoris, her most erotic tissue.

Eventually, their pubic mounds/genitals are pressing and pressure-pleasuring each other in either a gentle grinding motion, or a rapid, rhythmic touching, which thrills her to sexual ecstasy and builds her to orgasm.

To find out what the normal, natural thrusting rhythm is that nature intended, see Reason #8 Natural Sex section

To find out how the foreskin & frenulum work to regulate the natural penis's thrusting rhythm?  Click Here

 

 

 
   
 

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