…and why it’s not shit
Oh, just the small matter of 8000 nerve endings to stimulate.
Yes, that’s twice as many as the penis, soz bois.
Or, the fact that it’s the only organ designed exclusively for pleasure.
Women are rarely taught about the intricate details of their anatomy and are led to believe that we “should” orgasm through penetration often through sexual miseducation in say porn. In reality, the actual vaginal tunnel has almost no sensation at all. Over 75 percent of women who orgasm need to have their clitoris stimulated.
The “little man in the canoe” is not so little.
That’s right. The clitoris is actually close to four inches in length, 3/4 of it is hidden from view.
The G-spot is actually clitoral.
Turns out that infamous G-spot everyone’s been banging on about is actually part of the clitoris. This notorious pleasure zone became sensationalised back in the 80s and could only be achieved by penetrating the vaginal tunnel. FAKE NEWS. G-spot and penetrative orgasms both stimulate internal parts of the clitoris.
Still, no one quite gets it (thanks patriarchy).
Men have been squabbling around the subject of the clitoris and the female orgasm since the 1400s, making sex all about penetration. YAWN.