Eros was the Greek God of love. An Erogenous Zone is an area on the
body that has heightened sensitivity, and the stimulation of these areas
can produce sexual arousal and orgasm. You don’t have to be a Mythology
Divinity to find your or your lover’s and enjoy gifts from the Gods. We
are all unique in where our hot spots are, however, there are a few
that are consistent with human beings
Erogenous zones can contribute to sexual arousal, think of them as the
road
map to a happy ending. While everyone is a little different when it
comes to getting turned on, people generally agree about which erogenous
zones are most pleasurable. Knowing these "hot spots" is a plus for
both your partner and yourself—who would say no to a boost in sexual
satisfaction? Identifying different erogenous zones also may improve
sexual health; some research suggests that stimulating different spots
may produce different reactions in the body. For example, touching the
vagina appears to set off the release of the feel-good hormone prolactin
, while the cervix may be involved in controlling muscle tension during
sex. Understanding erogenous zones is also important to make sure that
people undergoing gender reassignment surgery or breast augmentation
don't lose significant sexual function.
The Erogenous Zones on the Female Body
1. Clitoris, Cervix (located at the lower end of the uterus, has its own feel-good nerve pathways.) and the Vigina
2. Neck, lip, mouth, breast and nipples as well as ear,
MALE EROGENOUS ZONE
Penis, nipples, scrotum, ear, The perineum (the area between the anus and scrotum)
"erogenous zones" are linked to feelings of sexual arousal—stimulating
these spots can ramp up feelings of sexual pleasure and make sex more
satisfying. The list above describes some of the most common zones, but
it is by no means exhaustive. The best way to find out what you and your
partner like? Communicate, experiment, communicate some more, and
repeat.
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