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"Allow me to introduce you to the Study That Will Make Every Heterosexual Young Man Decide to Go Into Research Science.\nPinterestFacebookHow to make a woman this happy in bed.\nIn Canada, scientists did an in-depth study of the erogenous zones on a woman&amp;#39;s body, examining 30 women ages 18 and 35 by applying various types of touch, including vibration, to different regions of her body. Of course, it was for purposes of research for breast-augmentation and gender-reassignment surgeries, but can&amp;#39;t you just hear a bunch of bros clamoring to be volunteers on this study?\nAnyway, here&amp;#39;s the quick guide to how and where women respond to touch that you should totally print out and leave in your boyfriend&amp;#39;s briefcase if he needs a little guidance.\nPlaces on a woman&amp;#39;s body most sensitive to a light touch: The neck, forearm, and &amp;quot;vaginal margin.&amp;quot; (The areola, the area around the nipple, is the least sensitive to a light touch.)\nPlaces on a woman&amp;#39;s body most sensitive to pressure: The clitoris and the nipple. (Skip the pressure on the abdomen and any side boob areas, which aren&amp;#39;t sensitive to it.)\nPlaces on a woman&amp;#39;s body most sensitive to vibration: The clitoris (duh) and the nipple.\nSince the study was relatively small and conducted among only 30 women, maybe you and your guy should run your own test this weekend. You know. For science. No other reason. Wink wink.\nDo you have any surprisingly sensitive areas you like or dislike for your guy to touch?\nHis turn:\n10 Spots Guys Really Want You to Touch\nExactly Where to Touch a Naked Man\nTouch Him Here: The Surprising Body Part Men Think Is Sexy"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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