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Venus Butterfly Explained
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78% of women do not explore the inside of their bodies. The G-Spot can be a longer, deeper, more powerful orgasm than a clitoral orgasm. It is advisable for the woman to empty her bladder before embarking on The Venus Butterfly technique since it does stimulate the urethra.


1:Pull back the clitoral hood. Stimulate the clitoris with short and long strokes (using your tongue, fingers or a vibrator) until the woman has reached a number 8 on a level of excitement on a scale of 1-10.

2:Move your stimulation away from the clitoris and stimulate the entire vagina in roundabout motions (small roundabout motions and larger ones, using your tongue, fingers or vibrator).

3:Now go back to stimulating the clitoris as before, using short and long strokes until she reaches a number 9 on a level of excitement.

4:Slip the finger(s) of your other hand, palm up inside the woman's vagina at the same time, tapping the G-Spot (approximately 2 inches inside, on the upper side of the vagina, between the pubic bone and the cervix).

5:Continue to stroke her clitoris (it is most effective with the tongue), while tapping her G-Spot with your hand until she reaches an internal orgasm and an external one which may result in multiple orgasms.


This technique takes lots of concentration, coordination and communication.
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