Erogenous zone

Male and Female
EROGENOUS ZONE

1. Male and Female EROGENOUS ZONE Understanding the Self

2. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

3. What is Erogenous Zone??? The word erogenous comes from the Greek “ eros ” which means love, and the English “ genous ”, meaning producing. An erogenous zone is an area of the human body that has heightened sensitivity, which, when stimulated, may create a sexual response such as relaxation, thoughts of sexual fantasies, sexual arousal and orgasm. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

4. The Erogenous Zones on the Female Body Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

5. 1). Clitoris A runaway winner for the title of "Body Part Contributing Most to Sexual Arousal," the clitoris is extremely sensitive. 2). Vagina The interior of the vagina, however, does contain nerve endings, and women report that deep stimulation leads to more intense orgasms. The outer edge of the vagina, on the other hand, tends to respond to light touch. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

6. 4). Neck According to a large international survey of women, both the nape and back of the neck are among the top 10 erogenous zones. One study found that the neck is very sensitive to light touch, especially (oddly enough) among people with low body fat. 3). Mouth and Lips A recent survey found kissing to be more important in relationship-building than in sexual arousal. Many women rank the lips and mouth highly as erogenous areas. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

7. 5). Breasts and Nipples While both men and women may like to look at breasts (for  evolutionary purposes , apparently), they're not just for show—they play a role in sexual arousal as well.   6). Ears Ears are super sensitive to touch, probably due to a  large number of nerve endings . Although there's no science yet to say why  ears are erogenous , it seems to be a fairly common consensus that they are. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

8. The Erogenous Zones on the Male Body Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

9. 1). Penis both survey and lab-based scientific experiments demonstrate that penile stimulation significantly contributes to sexual satisfaction. 2). Mouth and Lips Highly sensitive, male lips respond to light touch, temperature, or pressure. Kissing also triggers a release of hormones involved in intimacy—especially oxytocin, the so-called "love hormone."  Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

10. 3). Scrotum Ranked No. 3 (behind penis and lips) in ability to produce sexual arousal, the scrotum is one of men's most notable erogenous zones. Lots of nerves mean that this area is super-sensitive to touch. 4). Neck While touching the neck doesn't appear to be quite as much of a turn-on for men as for women, it's still ranked pretty highly on the erogenous zones list. The neck has great sensitivity to low-frequency vibration, making it a prime spot for light erotic touch Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

11. 7). Ears Highly sensitive to touch because of a high number of  sensory receptors  on the skin, the ears are ranked just behind the scrotum for body parts that  help men orgasm  when touched or otherwise stimulated. 5). Nipples As with women, men rank nipples as a definite hot spot. While  male nipples  don't appear to serve any real purpose (they're basically by-products of evolution), that doesn't mean they're totally useless—they still have plenty of nerve endings! 6). Perineum The perineum (the area between the anus and scrotum) is hooked up to  perineal nerves , which help convey sensations of sexual pleasure from the genitals to the brain. In other words, if you're not familiar with this area, it might be worth your time to get acquainted. Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

12. References: https://www.google.com.ph/ search?biw =1024&bih=613&tbm= isch&sa =1&ei=zFVAW6TZOdnahwOL5YrQBQ&q= female+kissing+biting+men+ear&oq = female+kissing+biting+men+ear&gs_l =img.3...115734.130035.0.131435.23.23.0.0.0.0.183.2860.5j18.23.0....0...1c.1.64.img..0.6.810...0j0i8i30k1j0i5i30k1.0.9fmdbIRijic#imgrc=_ https://greatist.com/play/guide-to-male-female-erogeneous-zones Gil Angelo E. Villaluz BS Biology

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