That soft, delicate spot behind the knee is yet another often overlooked erogenous zone. <\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>The Small of the Back<\/h3> Exactly what makes the small of the back a sexually-charged zone is unclear. Perhaps it\u2019s because the nerves in this portion of the spine are connected to the pelvis. Or maybe it has to do with the erotic vulnerability that is implied in being touched from behind.<\/p>
For whatever reason, the slightest touch here can evoke pleasure and feelings of intimacy. \u201cYour lower back, just above the crease of your butt, is a supersensitive spot,\u201d says McGowan. \u201cThink about anytime someone has put their hand there as you\u2019re walking together.\u201d<\/p>
Titillate the area with a feather or gently run your lips and tongue in the trench of the spine. If you are feeling particularly adventurous, try an ice cube or a vibrator for some sensual foreplay.<\/p>The small of the back a little-known erogenous zone.<\/figcaption><\/figure>The Feet<\/h3> The inside and outside of the ankles are sensitive spots with a multitude of nerve endings. Each corresponds directly to some of the most important erogenous zones of the body: the vagina, penis, uterus, and prostate.<\/p>
The sensual areas located just below the ankle bones correspond to the ovaries and testicles, which are responsible for fertility, increasing the libido, and improving sexual performance.<\/p>
The soles of the feet also have tiny sensory pathways to the chest. Touching this area can send waves of sexual energy to the breasts and nipples.<\/p>
The inside and outside of the ankles are sensitive spots with a multitude of nerve endings.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>The Crook of the Arm<\/h3> \u201cIf you\u2019ve ever had the crook of your arm stimulated – the inner portion where the humerus connects the ulna – you\u2019ll likely know how sensitive this area can be,\u201d says feminist writer Gigi Engle, who is also a certified sexologist. \u201cThe skin there is thin, leading to a more intense feeling.\u201d<\/p>
To start, try running your fingers ever-so-lightly along the inner arm between the wrist and the elbow. \u201cIf it tickles too much, you can also try massaging this area for a deeper feeling,\u201d says Engle.<\/p>
The crook of the arm is a sensitive erogenous zone.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>The Eyes<\/h3> While not considered an obvious erogenous part of the body, the eyes are capable of sending subtle but powerful erotic signals. <\/p>
Just looking at a person in a certain way – or being watched – can create erotic sensations. These might range from shivers down your spine to a feeling of hot breathlessness.<\/p>
Pupils dilate when we are aroused. This makes us appear more attractive to the opposite sex. Relationship experts say the longer the eye contact between two people, the greater and deeper the intimacy.<\/p>
Just looking at a person in a certain way can create erotic sensations.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>The Hands<\/h3> Hands are extremely sensual. The results of recent scientific research show that men and women find well-shaped, well-groomed hands sexually attractive.<\/p>
Shannon Chavez, a psychologist and certified sex therapist in Los Angeles, goes so far as to call hands \u201cone of the most important sex organs.\u201d Why not? Even a light touch there can gently produce waves of sensation.<\/p>
“When you suck them, you\u2019re actually having a form of oral sex,” Chavez says. “If a partner sucks on a finger and massages it with the tongue, it sends the signal to the reward center of the brain similar to sex.”<\/p>
During a movie or a long walk together, tease your partner\u2019s palm. In the bedroom, Glamour Magazine\u2019s Amanda Chatel suggests having your partner gently kiss the sensitive pads of your fingertips, using their tongue to draw slow circles. \u201cIf you’re into it, try a little light suction,\u201d says Chatel.<\/p>
Hands are extremely sensual.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>Exploring Lesser-Known Erotic Zones<\/h3> When people talk about erogenous zones, our minds almost always turn to the obvious body parts. However, there are many areas on our bodies that \u2013 while they may have fewer nerve endings \u2013 can become erogenous if you take care to pay attention.<\/p>
So, go ahead, spend some time exploring your own body and that of your partner, as well. Make that intimate moment a pleasurable way to discover what you and your partner might enjoy.<\/p>
Dutch researchers have found that the mere expectation of touch triggers activity in the planning and motivation centers of the brain. This is crucial for building arousal.<\/p>
Finally, don’t hesitate to ask your partner what they like. They may just surprise you… and<\/em> arouse you!<\/p>What’s your story? What erogenous areas have you discovered in your own body? Why not share your passions with all of us by reviewing this article below?<\/p>
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