Is the clitoris the little bump above the vagina, or is it the flap of skin that covers the area?
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The bump above, the flap of skin is the labia minor. Check out a book on human anatomy at the library.
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Eyelids (and the head of the clitoris on a females) are the thinnest layers of skin.\n\nThe palms of your hands is actually one of the thickest.\n"approximately 0.5mm is found on the eyelids, and the thickest skin (approximately 4mm) is on the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet." (source 1)\n\nUnlike most of the people answering your question, I am not guessing.
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If you lightly grasp the hood and slide your fingers gently around you may feel the clitoral shaft becoming engorged with blood. \nIn most cases this will be easy to detect, as the average clitoral shaft is about three quarters of an inch  in length and a little less than one quarter of an inch ( in diameter. \n\nIn some cases you may only notice what feels like a blood vessel filling with blood and in others the clitoral shaft may be too short to locate.\n\njust take your time.......\n\nand if you go down on her you can try and rub it with your thumb.while having a few finger inside.her.\n\nwomen LOVE that (well I do  !!)\n\nenjoy!\n\n\n\n.
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The G-Spot, or Grafenberg Spot. \n\nThis is a small, highly sensitive area located 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) inside the vagina, on the front or upper wall. \n\nNamed after its discoverer, a German gynaecologist called Ernst Grafenberg, it is sometimes romantically referred to as the Goddess Spot. \n\n.
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the grafenberg spot (g-spot) is found directly behind the pelvic bone, in the upper front wall of the vagina, about 2 inches inside. this can vary depending on the woman. The g-spot may or may not even be noticed by the woman. (some are sensitive some are not) There has been controversy over the years from medical experts if the g-spot even exists! (the practical encyclopedia of sex and health)
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It's part of your genitalia, dear. The love button- so to speak. Usually referred to as the clit, it is a wonderful thing. Interesting, tho, when I attended the BodyWorlds exhibit in Chicago last summer, they didn't bother to label it on the female genitalia. All the guys' parts were labeled. It really has a stigma to it to even mention it! It's so weird that society isn't ready to give women the acknowledgment that they're allowed to be sexual beings. Just because it isn't flopping around between our legs doesn't mean it's not there! Get a copy of Our Bodies, Ourselves and discover for yourself what it is to be a woman! Have fun!
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It serves as a protective covering to the vagina.
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well most sensitive part of the woman's body it is the clitoris and a point 2 inches inside the vagina.\norgasm is the extream sexula pleasure it is the feel of fast contraction and expantion in the pussy vagina .
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Presumably, you mean what is usually called the "G spot". It's named after a doctor named Graffenburg who was the first to publish a paper about it. \n\nAnyway, it's a small area (a spot, if you will) inside the vagina which, in some circumstances, can act as a trigger for female arousal or climax. It's usually said to be located about 2-3 inches inside the vagina, on the forward wall. It is usually said to feel slightly different than the surrounding area, and to, at the right point in female arousal, to make the female feel an urge to urinate (though usually without any), and, like most arousal points, to feel unfamiliar and uncomfortably intense when first encountered. \n\nWomen vary considerably in the configuration of their sexual apparatus (labia, clitoris, etc), and only a few years ago it was thought that the G spot was nor very common. Actually, it seems it's rather more common than that, and that, with some effort, can be found in many females. A little exploration, by you or your partner, may very well locate it, though it seems that it may be noticeable only at one or another stage in female arousal and not at others. A bit of a will 'o the wisp, as it can appear to appear or disappear at the whim of someone or something. \n\n======\nOrigins\n\nDevelopment in females has many parallels to development in males. For instance, males have nipples, if just a bit different than female ones, female hips are very similar to (though certainly not the same as) male hips, and so on. Many of the sexual organs in men have parallels in women (the clitoris to the glans at the end of the penis, the labia to the scrotum, the erectile regions on either side of the vagina to the erectile stalks within the penis, etc), and there has been some speculation about parallels between the G spot tissue and male anatomy. Since the G spot is connected with the urethra, this has centered on the prostate gland, which is a potent source of sexual stimulation in men (ie, the 'prostate massage' technique). Since females have no prostate gland, it appears possible that the mechanisms of what would have been the prostate (the nerve concentrations and such) are what makes the G spot. \n\n=======\nUse\n\nIn actual sexual practice, using the G apot (if you can find it) can be exciting or a dud. As with many other aspects of female sexuality, there is considerable variation and effective use of it will usually take some experimentation. Since many people are uncomfortable with such things, the G spot (and indeed much else) is often lost track of in actual sexual practice. Whether or not you have found it (or can find it again if you did once), if what you do is sexually satisfying, then there shouldn't be much distress over not using your G spot to "best effect". \n\nWhatever you do, worrying overmuch about it is certainly the wrong thing. Some folks never find theirs, perhaps because they didn't look seriously enough, or perhaps because theirs is one of the 'hidden' ones. Based on current knowledge, full sexuality isn't dependent on a G spot being readily findable. Don't fret, but experiment with it if you'd like.
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It has something to do with themaleexternal genital organ
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If I were you, I would shy away from the clit piercing.  Having worked in the bod/mod industry for a while, I've heard many stories of clitoral piercings causing numbness in the area due to scar tissue.  (Don't want that!)  The popular alternative to a clit piercing that was most common in our shop was a "hood piercing."  This is when a curved barbell, much like the ones used in naval piercings, is placed vertically in the flap of skin protecting the clitoris.  The lower ball of the jewelry rests on the clitoris causing stimulation and sexual pleasure.  We never had an unsatisfied customer and the overall results were flawless.
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Frenulum Linguae is the right answer. To be accurate, you \nmust add Linguae.\nThere are many Frenulum tissues in the body, eg frenulum clitoridis (for clitoris), frenulum labiorum pudendi (for labia minora), frenulum preputii penis (for penis prepuce...lower side), frenulum labii superioris and frenulum labii inferioris for upper and lower lips respectively.
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underlips? lol ....do you mean labia?
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What you mean is the labia. The labia or the lips on women's genitals vary in size and shape for every women.
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The nipples of some women are extremely sensitive to touch.  However, it is because most women do NOT achieve orgasm by manipulation of the breasts, it is more frequently, a method of foreplay rather than a basic method of sexual gratification.  The clitoris is very similar during  intercourse to the penis.  Without clitoral stimulation, there is seldom intense orgasm or no orgasm at all.
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All of it. i'm sure any girl will tell you that having the clitoris licked is better than having the hole licked but it's all the same. All Good!!!
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The hymen is not deep at all, it is the vagina you are refereing to. the hymen is a thin layer of skin that partially covers the vagina.