The erogenous zones vary from individual to individual, both in terms of localization and in the levels of sensitivity and pleasure they can induce when they are stimulated: in short, what may be exciting for one person may not be so for another.
We briefly anticipate that the reactivity of the erogenous zones basically depends on the large amount of sensory receptors present in the skin and mucous membranes, as well as on the nerve endings located in the depth of muscular and connective tissues.
Although largely subjective, the oral and anal areas (including the perineum), the breast and the uro-genital area have been recognized as common "pleasure areas". The most common erogenous zones include the nipple and the areola. , the clitoris, the G-spot, the penis and the anus. Other areas relevant to their sensitivity are the lips, neck, scalp, ears, inner thighs, abdomen and feet.
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