It’s no secret that women’s bodies have a variety of erogenous zones. Most of us are well aware of them: clitoris, G-spot, etc. But did you know that men’s bodies also have several highly sensitive zones?
Caresses and gentle pressure on these areas can create powerful sensations for your partner. Want to give your other half (or yourself) a whole new level of pleasure? Read on to discover 5 erogenous zones for men.
What is an erogenous zone?
An erogenous zone is a part of the body that is particularly sensitive to stimuli, especially sexual stimuli. Stimulating these areas of the body generally increases sexual desire, pleasure and arousal.
Erogenous zones can be nipped, licked or even pinched. The only limits are your imagination and your partner’s preferences.
Erogenous zones for men
While most men have the following erogenous zones in common, the precise points and amount of pleasure they provide will differ from person to person, just like with
female erogenous zones. That being said, the sex organs are very important erogenous zones for almost all men.
There are several other erogenous zones for men that are less well-known but can still provide a lot of pleasure. Discover some important erogenous zones for men below!
1. The testicles: the cornerstones of the male reproductive system
No discussion of the male erogenous zones would be complete without mentioning the testicles. The scrotum is a very popular area, but instead of focusing on the testicles themselves, let’s get off the beaten track and talk about the scrotal raphe.
In men, the
scrotal raphe is the median line separating the testicles that looks a bit like a seam. Gently flicking your tongue over this erogenous zone will create a very pleasurable sensation for most men.
The testicles are cornerstones of the male sex organs, and some men enjoy having them stroked. However, take care not to put too much pressure on the area or linger on it for too long—this part of the body responds best to light, fleeting touches.
2. The male G-spot: the prostate
The prostate is a part of the male anatomy located in the rectum, around ¾ of a finger-length in. This erogenous zone is home to a large number of nerve endings and is generally considered to be the male G-spot.
Gently massaging the prostate can give a man a powerful orgasm. However, it’s important to discuss the act with your partner beforehand, because not all men are comfortable with the practice.
The prostate is an area of the body that can be stimulated directly or indirectly. For indirect stimulation, simply rub the perineum, the area between the scrotum and anus, with gentle pressure. For direct stimulation, get your man into a position where his anus is relaxed and insert a well-lubricated finger up to the second knuckle. By doing so, you’ll be able to touch an erogenous zone that few men dare to explore.
3. The nipples: an erogenous zone that’s often overlooked
The nipples are an erogenous zone for men that is often overlooked. To arouse your partner, start by caressing the areola around the nipples and twisting them gently with your fingers. Then, begin to lick and suck them, gradually increasing the pressure.
If you’re ready to try something new, you can use a pair of nipple clamps on your man. Ice is another great way to turn him on, because the cold will make his nipples contract, increasing his pleasure. While you’re at it, why not feed him an
aphrodisiac food to excite him even further?
4. The glans: a sensitive area rich in nerve endings
The glans is the head of the penis. The skin of the glans is thinner than that of the shaft, making it a particularly sensitive erogenous zone for men. During fellatio or masturbation, stimulation of the glans often provokes more intense feelings than the rest of the penis.
Feel free to get creative and explore your partner through touch, but try to avoid overstimulating any one area. The glans should be handled with care and well-lubricated for maximum pleasure.
5. The sacrum: the other carnal bone
The final erogenous zone on this list is the sacrum. This triangular bone is located between the spinal column and the coccyx. Many of the nerve endings in the sacrum are connected to the genitals, so stimulating the nerves in this area can trigger an orgasm in men.
To arouse your man, lay him face down and give him an
erotic massage, stroking gently along his sacrum with the edges of your hands. This will engage his parasympathetic nervous system, which is essential for relaxing, letting go and achieving orgasm.
Pleasure your man by stimulating his erogenous zones
Men, like women, have multiple erogenous zones. While we have revealed a few in this article, there are many others to explore!
At Massage Adagio,
our hostesses know men’s bodies intimately and have the expertise to give massages that stimulate every erogenous zone. If you want to enjoy a sensual, relaxing experience,
book a massage today!
