How Are Brain and Erogenous Zones Connected?

There's no universal list of erogenous zones. You should explore your body to find out what turns you on!

1. The brain is responsible for all erogenous zones. It controls your desire, arousal and orgasms.
2. Erogenous zones are genital and extragenital. This is important to explain to a man who believes that foreplay starts in panties. Wrong. First, you need to arouse the whole body, and only then touch the vagina.
3. Erogenous zones can change depending on the cycle, some may disappear, and others, on the contrary, awaken. It is important to feel and be in contact with your body.
4. Erogenous zones respond differently to various stimulations. The nipples may react to stroking, and the thighs — to tingling, fast or slow. Study, try each other.
5. Arousal can be sensory - when you want it in your thoughts, fantasies appear. And secretory - when the body begin to give signals for arousal. Blood rushes to the vagina, and it begins to moisten. It all starts with the first one and you cannot jump over the brain and immediately receive a response from the body. So, gentle words come first, and then everything else.
6. DON'T LOOK FOR A UNIVERSAL SOLUTION. There are no universal erogenous zones. Each of us has different sensitivitIve areas and some may even get aroused by scratching the heel.
7. The way you treat a man affects the erogenous zones. If he is a tyrant or a mattress for you, erogenous zones will be deaf to any stimulation.
8. Erogenous zones have a hierarchy. Desire appears first - here come gentle words whispered in the ear, courtship, compliments. Then comes excitement - when he strokes your neck, do an erotic breast massage. And only after that, you can pass to the clitoris. There’s no other way - otherwise, libido will decrease‼️

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