Clitorally the best in clitoris-shaped gifts! Clitoris lapel pins and clitoris buttons celebrate this good-time pal. Congrats you Found my Clitoris magnet says it all. So does our happy sparkly clit face. Maybe this clitoris can't give you the big O, but we have other ways of making you smile with our cute clitoris gifts.
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Clitoris - Good Time Pal
The clitoris likes to have a good time. Most of this wishbone-shaped structure is inside the body, hugging the base of the bladder and vagina. The teeny tiny tip of the clitoris emerges at the top of the vulva, underneath the clitoral hood. Fun zone!
Good things come in small packages, and this includes the tiny but mighty clitoris! Just the tiny tip alone contains 8,000 nerves. Diving down to the submerged structure of the clitoris inside your body adds another 15,000 nerves to your pelvic area. That's a lot of feelings!
About half to three-quarters of clitoris-owners need clitoral stimulation to climax, also called orgasm. What is an orgasm, you ask? Orgasm is a release of happy hormones and muscle contractions following sexual stimulation.
Feelings of attraction begin with hormones in the brain. Maybe you like the way someone looks, talks to you, touches you or even smells. Maybe you like their shoes, I don't know. Somehow you experience emotional and perhaps physical excitement.
When you feel attracted to someone, your brain -- really, your hypothalamus and pituitary gland -- releases dopamine, serotonin levels go up and oxytocin is made. Dopamine and serotonin give you feelings of happiness. Oxytocin is the "love hormone."
Everyone has a different idea of what feels "good" when it comes to touching the clitoris. You may need to experiment with different types of touch until you find the right sensation for you.
Good things come in small packages, and this includes the tiny but mighty clitoris! Just the tiny tip alone contains 8,000 nerves. Diving down to the submerged structure of the clitoris inside your body adds another 15,000 nerves to your pelvic area. That's a lot of feelings!
About half to three-quarters of clitoris-owners need clitoral stimulation to climax, also called orgasm. What is an orgasm, you ask? Orgasm is a release of happy hormones and muscle contractions following sexual stimulation.
Feelings of attraction begin with hormones in the brain. Maybe you like the way someone looks, talks to you, touches you or even smells. Maybe you like their shoes, I don't know. Somehow you experience emotional and perhaps physical excitement.
When you feel attracted to someone, your brain -- really, your hypothalamus and pituitary gland -- releases dopamine, serotonin levels go up and oxytocin is made. Dopamine and serotonin give you feelings of happiness. Oxytocin is the "love hormone."
Everyone has a different idea of what feels "good" when it comes to touching the clitoris. You may need to experiment with different types of touch until you find the right sensation for you.