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Every man wants to be king in bed. Mastering the art of cunnilingus is the critical move. Eat Pussy is not just an action—it’s a sensory journey of patience, detail, and emotion. Learn the right way, and you can take her to the edge again and again, then pull her deep into pleasure.
Gentle reminder: The following content is only for adults in a consensual relationship; always prioritize communication, hygiene, and comfort.
Part One: The Secret Map — Her Body
You should know it so well you could find it with your eyes closed.
Her Pleasure Center: The Clitoris
This is the master switch. What you see is only the surface; the real structure is deeper and larger, packed with nerve endings that make it the core of pleasure. Most of the time, this is where you should focus your efforts.
The Gentle Barrier: The Labia
Like two soft guards at the gate. Use your lips and tongue to slowly explore, feeling the warmth and elasticity. This builds her from “just feeling it” to “can’t wait anymore.”
The Hidden Surprises: G-Spot and A-Spot
These are deeper inside. You don’t have to find them every time, but knowing the “direction” and “depth” makes everything else more reliable later.
Part Two: Seven Steps of Foreplay — Raise Her Higher Step by Step
- A Slow Journey
From lips, neck, chest all the way down, to the waist and hips. By the time you reach her panties, gently part her legs with your hands. Slow teasing is the most ruthless kind of temptation. - Teasing Through the Panties
Don’t rush to take them off. Kiss and lick lightly through the fabric, sweep your tongue from bottom to top across her mound. That hint of contact—almost there, almost not—is deadly. - Playing on the Edge
Expand your kisses to the inner thighs, from the panty line down to the inner knee, then back again. Light bites or a mark only you two know can add to the tension. She starts begging? Hold out a little longer—the waiting will make the explosion much harder later. - Kissing the Pubic Bone
Shift attention to the area just above the clitoris, kiss, linger, let your breath fall on her skin. - Slowly Removing Her Last Barrier
Her desire is awake. Use your hands to slowly slide her panties down. This is the declaration—the ritual begins. - The Last Tease
Before the main act, give her a taste. Brush your lips and tongue tip lightly around her vaginal opening and clitoris, almost not touching. Let her ache for more, make her want it. - The Main Course Arrives
She’s ready. Now bring out the two core techniques: “The Pancake” and “The Vortex.”
Part Three: Two Core Techniques — Hit the Spot Directly
“The Pancake”
Flatten and widen your tongue, like a pancake. Don’t strain your tongue—let your head and neck drive the movement.
From the bottom of the vulva, move slowly and steadily upward, until your tongue tip passes over the clitoris. Start lightly in the first few minutes, then adjust pressure according to her reactions. A stable rhythm is more important than anything.
“The Vortex”
Form your lips into an “O” shape, cover the clitoris, and gently suck. Let it be drawn into your mouth. Don’t rush—you can spin your tongue in small circles while sucking (the tongue-licking vortex).
Some women love steady suction, others like a rhythm of suck and release. Her body and breathing will tell you the answer.
Part Four: Advanced Moves and Pitfalls — Take Her Over Every Time
Mouth + Hands Together
Mouth outside, fingers inside. Let your tongue focus on her clit, while your fingers explore the G-spot or A-spot. You can even try the anus, but hygiene and lube are non-negotiable, and never cross from anal to vaginal.
Rhythm Control (Edging/Delaying)
When she’s close to climax, slow down slightly, stretch out that “almost there” feeling. Repeat once or twice, then let her go over. Many women completely lose control here.
Don’t Copy Porn
Porn is made for cameras, not bodies. A true expert listens to her breathing, her muscle tension, her moans.
Communication Always Works
Not sure? Ask. Left side, right side? Softer or harder? The clearer she is, the closer you get to being “the one who understands her best.”
Part Five: The 11 Most Common Mistakes (Quick Avoidance List)
- Drawing the alphabet: Inconsistent, unfocused. Don’t wander—stay locked on her sweet spot.
- Losing rhythm: Erratic speed kills the mood. The closer she is to climax, the steadier you need to be.
- Ignoring feedback: Her breath, moans, muscle tightness are signals; verbal feedback is the shortcut.
- Putting food down there: Sugar residue can irritate or infect. Don’t treat her pussy like a dessert plate.
- Imitating porn: Looks good on camera ≠ feels good in real life.
- Too rough: The clitoris is extremely sensitive. Start light, follow her reactions.
- Treating oral like “simulated penetration”: Deep tongue thrusts ≠ pleasure. External stimulation usually works better.
- Not using your hands: Hands are accelerators and give your mouth a break.
- Only knowing slow or only knowing fast: Different moments call for different tempos. Switch it up.
- Not asking for help: Silence doesn’t mean she doesn’t care. After, ask three things: where felt best / intensity level / rhythm adjustment.
- Treating orgasm like a KPI: Enjoy the journey. If she doesn’t come, it’s not a failure—you should never pressure her.
Practice Notes (for those serious about learning)
- Lubrication: If saliva isn’t enough, use water-based lube. The wetter, the smoother.
- Pressure scale: Start at 2/10, then increase based on her reactions.
- Direction testing: Try up, down, left, right for 10 seconds each, see which draws the best response.
- Breathing sync: The faster and shallower her breathing, the closer she is. That’s when you steady up, don’t switch moves.
- Aftercare: Don’t touch the clit immediately after orgasm—it’s too sensitive. Kiss the surrounding area or thighs, wait for her signal before returning.
FAQs
Q1: How long should I go down on her?
There’s no universal number. Pay attention to her body language. Some women reach the edge in 5 minutes, while others need 15–20 minutes of steady buildup.
Q2: What if my tongue gets tired?
Don’t just rely on raw tongue strength. Move your head and neck like you’re flipping a pancake to reduce strain. Mix in gentle sucking or use your fingers to share the workload.
Q3: Why does she get close to climax but then lose it?
This usually happens when the rhythm or pressure changes too suddenly. Once you find a pattern she responds to, stay consistent for 30–90 seconds before switching it up.
Q4: Should I use only my tongue, or add fingers too?
Many women love the combo. Your tongue focuses on the clit, while your fingers explore inside. Just check her reactions—communication is key to making it work.
Q5: How do I know if she’s really enjoying it?
Listen to her breath, moans, and body movements. If she’s pressing your head closer or grinding against you, that’s a clear green light. If she seems tense or distracted, slow down and ask what feels best.
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