Outlined below are the essential components of her vulva, providing insight into the external structures of her vagina:
- Clitoral Hood: Positioned at the top of her vagina, the clitoral hood is a small fold of skin that covers her clitoris. Its purpose is to safeguard the highly sensitive clitoris from potential harm. It can be likened to the foreskin on a penis [1], and both are referred to as the “prepuce” [2].
- Clitoris: The clitoris holds significant importance within her vulva when engaging in oral sex. It consists of a tiny, nerve-rich flesh that requires focused attention. As depicted in the diagram, it is located just beneath the clitoral hood (prepuce) [3, 4]. Notably, the clitoris extends deeper within, beyond its visible tip [5]. In fact, it spans a total length of 9 to 11 centimeters [6], meaning that solely concentrating on the glans (tip) [7] is not necessary for pleasuring her during cunnilingus. The concealed part includes a shaft [8, 9, 10], so think of your actions as stroking this shaft with your tongue.
- Labia Majora & Labia Minora: The diagram illustrates the flaps of skin known as the labia majora and labia minora, which extend along the outer edges of her vagina. It’s worth noting that the sensitivity of these varies from woman to woman. Some women may greatly enjoy having their labia licked, while others may not find it as pleasurable.
- Urethral Opening: This is the opening through which she urinates. However, during the act of oral sex, it receives little attention.
- Vagina: The vagina, alongside the clitoris, represents an incredibly sensitive area for her pleasure. When stimulated with your tongue, lips, fingers, or penis, it can elicit intense sensations. It’s important to note that technically, it is inaccurate to say you “eat” her vagina, as the act refers to the internal aspect.
- Anus: The anus possesses a multitude of nerve endings and can provide pleasurable sensations if she is interested in anal stimulation (anilingus). For more information on anal sex, please refer to the corresponding guide.
Now, let’s delve into the important internal anatomy.
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