This part of a man's body gets wet immediately after being touched

Orgasm is the ultimate goal of sexual life. There are many manifestations of male orgasm. The following are the sensitive parts of men that can make them orgasm when touched.

Men also have G-spots

The purpose of erogenous zones is to receive sexual stimulation from the opposite sex, enhance sexual excitement, and promote sexual behavior. There are great differences between male and female erogenous zones.

Verrule and Phili discovered that there is a G-spot in the female vagina. Stimulating this spot can trigger a much more intense orgasm than stimulating the clitoris. In fact, men also have areas similar to the "G" spot, which Dr. Pirschal called the "F" zone and the "R" zone.

How to find his climax point

To find the most sensitive "F" and "R" areas on a man's reproductive organs, it is best for the couple to lie naked side by side in bed, touch the underside of the penis with their hands, along the coronal edge (the edge of the coronal head of the penis), and down to a small area of ​​skin on the penis shaft that is connected to the foreskin.

If the foreskin is not circumcised, you must gently pull up the foreskin to find it. This small piece of skin is called the "frenulum" or F zone, which is one of the most sensitive areas of sexual desire for men. During intercourse, the F zone is deep in the moist and warm vagina and is strongly stimulated, resulting in the contraction of the man's pelvic muscles, and a feeling of losing control.

The R zone refers to the middle of the scrotum, a raised "raphe" that divides the scrotum into two parts. The skin of the scrotum is very special, and is as sensitive as the labia majora and minora of a woman's vaginal opening. When a wife uses her fingertips to rub back and forth along this raphe on the surface of the scrotum, it can give her husband great pleasure.

Another type of stimulation the wife can do is to use the tip of the middle finger to start from under the scrotum, move upward along the scrotal suture, and continue to stroke the penis. This kind of stimulation can help men integrate the scrotum and penis into a reaction unit, replacing the previous reaction that was mainly based on the penis neck.

The male erogenous zone is also divided into three parts from strong to weak.

The first section focuses on the sex organs, including: the neck of the penis, which is the coronal sulcus; the frenulum, which is located just below the glans penis; and the skin of the penis body, especially the skin along the urethra.

The second part is the area around the sexual organs, such as the scrotum, perineum, inner thighs, etc. The skin between the anus and the scrotum, the scrotum and the inner thighs are all sexually sensitive to gentle touch. These areas are also more sensitive to sexual stimulation, second only to the first part.

The third part is certain parts of the chest, lips and fingers. The sexual sensitivity of lips can be proved by kissing; the sensitivity of fingers is particularly strong in men. When men touch women, touching women's bodies can produce strong sexual excitement. The initiative and aggression of men in sex life are often bridged by the sexual sensitivity of fingers.