Female Anatomy Tutorials Archives

Female Anatomy: The G-Spot

Jun

20

2013

Where do you find it? Oh, the elusive G-Spot! Does it exist or doesn’t it? I’m here to tell you that it *DOES* exist! The G-Spot is not buried somewhere deep within the depths of the vagina in some nook or cranny. You shouldn’t have to send out a search party and you don’t need ...

Female Anatomy: Down There Details

Jun

20

2013

Maybe you know every one of your folds and flaps, or maybe, like most, you don’t. If you want to know where your ‘whatsit’ is or what that ‘thingy’ is called then explore the diagrams below. When your cursor turns into a pointing finger, click to find out more. The Female Body A Closer Look ...

Female Anatomy: The Breasts

Jun

20

2013

What is their purpose? Breasts serve several purposes. They nurture the young by producing milk, they attract the male of the species, and they are a source of seemingly endless sexual inspiration, fascination, and fantasy for men- and even some women. They are also a potential favorite hotspot during sexual play. Description: Breasts are made ...

Female Anatomy: The Vulva

Jun

20

2013

Description: The vulva is the term that refers to all of the woman’s externally visible genitalia. Many people commonly make the mistake of referring to the vulva as the vagina, but the vagina is actually just the internal canal. Everything you can see from the outside is referred to as the vulva. Vulvas vary in ...

Female Anatomy: The Mons Veneris

Jun

20

2013

What is its purpose? The mons cushions the pubic bone from the impact of intercourse and can be sexually sensitive in some women. It is believed that the purpose of pubic hair on the mons is to trap the scents released by the secretions in the pubic region. These secretions serve as an erotic stimulus ...

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Female Anatomy: The G-Spot

Female Anatomy: Down There Details

Female Anatomy: The Breasts

Female Anatomy: The Vulva

Female Anatomy: The Mons Veneris