12 ways to suck her Breast & Nipples.

Because the universal truth about boobies is amazing, I could do all I could with some solid information on how to touch them and play with them in a way that brings pleasure to our partners. There's even evidence to suggest that a few lucky folks can orgasm from breast stimulation alone. The nipples have a lot of nerve endings, and studies have shown that the nerve endings in the nipples stimulate the same part of the brain as the clitoris does: the sensory cortex. The nipples, brain, and genitals end up "talking" to each other during nipple play, using the spinal cord as the messenger system. If the stimulation feels good, the brain gets a thumbs-up signal and sends a message to the genitals that pleasure is being experienced__which triggers the arousal process. From there, the clitoris becomes engorged, the labia swell and the vagina becomes lubricated. It's also important to understand that breasts should be handled with care. They are precious. Don't smack or squeeze them unless your partner specifically tells you they need rougher boob play. Everyone enjoys differences. Some might enjoy having their nipples bitten, while others would prefer to have nothing to do with it. Another person may crave a gentle squeeze and suck with your mouth. There are twelve ways to master your partner's pleasure zone, as well as some moves you should avoid. 1. Talk dirty Women who are unhappy with their breast size are more likely to hide their breasts during sex. Because you want to see your partner's breasts__you also want them to feel secure, safe, and turned on. It might help to complement your partner's breasts early in foreplay. Comment on her high responsiveness to stimulation” Oh wow, you have amazing boobs" could be just the confidence your mate needs. 2. Communicate If you want to know what feels good for your partner, there's a pretty easy way to find out: ask your partner what they like! Many people enjoy breast-playing. Ask about fantasies that involve their breasts. Ask what they've liked/not liked in the past. Knowing what they are into is a great starting place. Being able to openly communicate about sexual touch is such a game-changer. And if they aren't sure? Well, it's time to get curious. Take time to go on a little journey together. Be willing to make mistakes and learn from them. We are all just trying to figure out what works for us. 3. Don't head for the nipples right away Nipples vary widely in terms of sensitivity. So if you're not quite sure what your partner likes, you need to work your way up to nipple stimulation. Start by gently stroking or massaging the tops, bottoms, and sides of the breasts. Alternate with lightly kissing their neck, earlobes, and collarbone. That will help build anticipation and leave them wanting more. 4. Focus on the areola When you feel your partner is ready__ and if they are making a lot of noise or writhing around with pleasure, they are probably ready on to areola, the dark colour circle that surrounds the nipples, which is more sensitive than the nipples themselves. Gently stroke the nipple and stroke the areola with your finger or circle the nipples with your thumb or forefinger. 5. Get your mouth involved, be gentle If your partner seems to enjoy things, use your tongue to lightly draw circles around their nipples. If their nipples are erect, gently flick them with your tongue a few times before slowly and gently taking the nipple into your mouth. Alternate between licking and sucking on the nipple. 6. Pay attention to the breasts too While the nipple is the pleasure centre of the breasts, it can be very pleasurable to fondle, feel, and caress the entire breast. While your mouth is focused on the nipples, you can gently use your hands to squeeze the breasts at the same time. This will engage the entire area and hold the breasts in place for easier licking of the nipples. 7. Don't leave out one nipple When we are so caught up in the moment sucking on the nice nipple, we get carried away and forget that there are two nipples. Double the fun, you know? You want to be sure that you're giving the nipples and breasts equal love. Too much stimulation of one breast can lead to it becoming overstimulated or even painful. Pay attention to your partner's physical and audible cues. If you're unsure if something is working for them or not, just ask. 9. Don't bite unless your partner asks you to Even if your partner is writhing and moaning with pleasure, you shouldn't be carried away and bite their nipple without consent. If you sense that your partner might like it rough, ask, "Do you want more?" or "Harder" before nibbling on or pulling on their nipple. While some people enjoy rough breast play, others do not. And you don't want to interrupt your good time or theirs by crossing the line without consent. 10. Get the clitoris involved People who have clitoral organs need external clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm. Combine nipple play with external clitoris stimulation for a sweetly blended orgasm. Stimulate your partner's nipples gently with your fingertips or tongue. As you move along, you can increase their sensation, and they will become more aroused. 11. Play with temperature Feeling something cold or hot in certain areas of the body can send a shock through the system, especially when those body parts are extra sensitive, like nipples. It's something we were not expecting, and experiencing that level of surprise increases blood flow and heart rate. When it comes to temperature play on the breasts, run cold or hot objects around their nipples, then over each one. You don't need a ton of equipment. Simply grab an ice cube from the freezer and have at it. Try holding the ice cube in your mouth and using it to draw circles around the areola. Now, combine all this with some stimulation of the clitoris, and you might be in a R-I-D-E. [To deliver a surprisingly warm sensation, you could take a sip of hot tea before gently sucking the nipples. 12. Be enthusiastic! Now, this is possibly the most important tip of all: Be enthusiastic. Female-bodied people have been raised to believe that our pleasures are secondary to our partners. We are told that we should be serving others and that enjoying pleasure is selfish. Because of these damaging [and false] messages, we need as much assurance that you're enjoying yourself as possible. This is true for everyone, sure, but it makes a huge difference. Make some noise. Moan while you're sucking. Take a breath between plays to let us know how hot we are and how much you love giving us pleasure