
Some people come from giving head. Could there be erectile tissue in the throat?
Back in the 1970s, the groundbreaking porn movie Deep Throat had a silly but effective story line. The heroine, played by Linda Lovelace, could only get off by shoving a large object down her gullet. Why? Because her clitoris was in her throat.
Fast-forward forty years later and what was once a "holy moly" party trick is now something every self-respecting porn actress can do. (And gay porn actors too, I suppose.) We run faster, we swim faster, we jump higher — apparently we can sword-swallow better, too.
Obviously, this is a treat for the person on the receiving end. Duh, right? What's less well-known is that oral sex and deep throat can be a treat for the giver, too.Because my partner Sheri and I teach about sex and relationships, we spend a lot of time talking with folks about sex. You'd be surprised how many people get turned on by giving head
— to the point of orgasm, even!
This is kind of counter-intuitive. To orgasm, you need to stimulate erectile tissue, right? It's the rub-a-dub theory of orgasm. There's more to orgasm than that, though. A lot more. It has a mental component. The idea of giving head can be a turn-on. You can also train yourself to get turned on (and even orgasmic) from just about anything, even if it doesn't take you anywhere near erectile tissue.
Sheri talks about how to learn this in her book Succulent SexCraft: Your Hands-On Guide to Erotic Play & Practice. You can learn to orgasm from nipple play, from thigh stroking, even from just a hot fantasy.
But here's the most provocative notion: What if Deep Throat's storytellers weren't far from wrong?
Back in the 1970s, the groundbreaking porn movie Deep Throat had a silly but effective story line. The heroine, played by Linda Lovelace, could only get off by shoving a large object down her gullet. Why? Because her clitoris was in her throat.
Fast-forward forty years later and what was once a "holy moly" party trick is now something every self-respecting porn actress can do. (And gay porn actors too, I suppose.) We run faster, we swim faster, we jump higher — apparently we can sword-swallow better, too.
Obviously, this is a treat for the person on the receiving end. Duh, right? What's less well-known is that oral sex and deep throat can be a treat for the giver, too.Because my partner Sheri and I teach about sex and relationships, we spend a lot of time talking with folks about sex. You'd be surprised how many people get turned on by giving head
— to the point of orgasm, even!
This is kind of counter-intuitive. To orgasm, you need to stimulate erectile tissue, right? It's the rub-a-dub theory of orgasm. There's more to orgasm than that, though. A lot more. It has a mental component. The idea of giving head can be a turn-on. You can also train yourself to get turned on (and even orgasmic) from just about anything, even if it doesn't take you anywhere near erectile tissue.
Sheri talks about how to learn this in her book Succulent SexCraft: Your Hands-On Guide to Erotic Play & Practice. You can learn to orgasm from nipple play, from thigh stroking, even from just a hot fantasy.
But here's the most provocative notion: What if Deep Throat's storytellers weren't far from wrong?

I'm not suggesting that women have a clitoris in their throat. We can all agree that they don't. There may be erectile tissue there, though. We don't know for a scientific fact that it's there, but we do know that erectile tissue isn't only in our genitals.
The ears contain erectile tissue. So does the nose. Ears, nose and throat — that's a package. It's why we have ear, nose and throat doctors. You've got erectile tissue in your ears. You've got it in your nose. So what's the throat, chopped liver? The neglected stepchild? There's a logic that says if you've got it in the ears and nose, you've got it in the throat, too.
This theory came up during a conversation Sheri had with two other sex geeks, Jaiya and Susan Bratton. These are people with a deep understanding of anatomy and it was interesting enough to inspire a collective "hmm."
If it's true, it makes deep throating a recipe for two-way pleasure. Erectile tissue, meet erectile tissue! Might this be another reason people get off on giving head? Just a hypothesis, folks. An outrageous hypothesis.







you know you need to do something different than other guys and this is it.
2. The Multiple Orgasm Technique
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Her first orgasm is always the weakest. But, the more she comes, the stronger (and easier) each orgasm gets. So give her multiple orgasms.
Give her the same type of orgasm multiple times. For example, you can give her multiple clitoral orgasms one after another. Keep in mind that when a woman has a clitoral orgasm, her clit will get so sensitive that if you keep touching it, it can start to hurt.
This makes a lot of women believe that they can’t have multiple orgasms. But they can. All women can. By giving her a little time to recuperate and then SLOWLY building the pressure up again with a much lighter technique, you can make her come again a second time.
You can also try giving her different types of orgasms, one after another. For example, you can use your mouth and tongue to give her a clitoral orgasm and then use your fingers to give her a g-spot orgasm while her clit "cools down".
By the time she has that g-spot orgasm, her clit (and your tongue) will have recovered and they’ll be ready for a second round.
Give your girl this style of multiples and you’ll notice they start happening much quicker. You can actually get to the point where one orgasm starts before the last is completely done. They start blending together and seem like one giant, never ending orgasm.
This, my erotically gifted friend, is how you make a girl come for 10, 20 even 30 minutes and when you combine these two techniques, you can make her come hard!
TumblrTo pull off Multiple Edging Orgasms, try this technique (it's my favorite),
but feel free to play around with it and find your own.
Edge her once again and return to clitoral stimulation.
Clitoral orgasms are usually the easiest for women to achieve so whenever I’m edging multiple orgasms, I usually let her have a clitoral orgasm first. Remember, once she has that first orgasm, the next become MUCH easier and take a lot less time to achieve.
While she’s recuperating from her clitoral climax, give her a g-spot orgasm. It’ll take less and less time for her to come with every orgasm you give her until the point where one starts happening before the last is done.

are you lying about your orgasm?
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Experts say that 80 percent of women fake orgasm at some point during sex because most women are too nervous to tell their partner what they need to reach orgasm (or don’t even know themselves).
Also interesting — In a new study at UCLA, men were asked how many minutes of direct clitoral stimulation they thought it took for women to reach orgasm. Most men said “about four minutes.” In reality it takes anywhere from seven to 25 minutes.
But it’s not entirely their fault. If women are faking it after about four minutes, men falsely believe they're doing a good job. Women need to explain to their male partner how to make climax happen or else they're leading guys on with bad information.
Don’t get me wrong — some women can orgasm through vaginal penetration.
This is because the walls of the vagina close about a third of the way into the vaginal canal during intercourse. If the woman is already stimulated from clitoral orgasm or g-spot stimulation, that can lead to a mind blowing and expanded orgasm. Stimulating the g-spot area (which is an area about an inch or two in on the front side of the vagina) can be a wonderful way for a woman to climax.
But, keep in mind the vagina is a complex system of nerve endings, with the clitoris being the greatest area of stimulation on the female body.
So, use your sexual creativity and increase your sexual confidence. Most importantly: Be honest with your partner about what brings you to orgasm.
Concentrate on your clitoral orgasm, through oral or manual sex.
After you've climaxed, you may be able to reach a vaginal orgasm more easily. Either way, focus on your pleasure without worrying about how long you last, whether it works, or what kind of orgasm you experience.
Sex should be a pleasurable experience where you can enjoy the moment without stress or pressure.
To be honest, stress-free PLEASURE is way more important than any orgasm will ever be.







