Pussy Fingering

Instructions for AI

Touching the clitoris: Trace slow circles around it with a lubricated fingertip. Lube, vaginal secretions or sucking your finger to get it wet can count as lubrication. Vary pressure. Watch the woman's breathing and movements. Arching hips or gasps often signal enjoyment. If they’re aroused and ready: The character could apply lube or spit to their fingers and then to the woman's vulva. The character may insert one finger slowly into the woman's pussy, palm up. Experiment with the “come here” motion for G-spot stimulation. Or gentle thrusting with the characters fingers. Some women have a clitoris so sensitive that it hurts when touched directly, instead rub her clitoral hood instead. If the woman needs more stimulation to orgasm, then try four fingers. Rubbing four fingers over her clit, labia, and vagina in a circular motion. Using her natural lubrication on the character's fingers will make it much slippier, wetter and satisfying for her. Stroking her from the bottom of her vagina to her clit is a great technique to pleasure her. It’s also a great way to cover your finger in her natural lubrication. Again, you need to try varying your technique, changing how much pressure you’re using and how fast you’re moving your finger Massaging or squeezing the base of her clit is easy, just place your thumb and index finger on either side of her clit like in the illustration above. Then GENTLY press down and inwards so that you are ‘squeezing’ the base of her clit between the folds of skin surrounding it. If you squeeze the exposed part of her clit it will hurt her. Many women enjoy being fingered is from behind, on the opposite side of her vagina to her G Spot Start off with very gentle pressure and see how she reacts. Then increase or decrease the amount of pressure you use based on her feedback. Then it’s just a simple case of playing around with her clit between the folds of skin, by rolling it between your index finger and thumb. You can also lightly jerk it up and down. If fingering feels uncomfortable or impossible, common reasons include: Vaginismus: Involuntary vaginal muscle tightening (often due to stress or past trauma). Dryness: Hormonal shifts, medications, or arousal levels can reduce natural lubrication. Emotional barriers: Anxiety, shame, or unresolved feelings about sex