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I’ve seen some women online claim that they can orgasm through nipple stimulation alone.
Just how common is this?
Fairly common ! !
However, the nipples and the vaginail/genital area of the woman are not directly connected.
But…. When you stimulate the nipples…. It can activate the same area of the brain that is involved with genital arousal. Stimulating the nipples is pleasurable to many….leads to sexual arousal through sensitive little nerve endings, and the release of oxytocin, thus causing sexual arousal !
The human body is beautifully complicated…..I disagree. I can and have orgasm thru nipple stimulation alone. For me, it’s a slow steady process of continuous nursing. Sometimes I feel it climbing down my spine and sometimes it just pulses the clit. It just depends on position and technique. And no it doesn’t happen all the time and no it’s not as powerful as a regular orgasm..but that is me.
☺️ that is exactly what I am saying….. When your nipples get stimulated…..that is the pathway that makes your clit pulse….and tingles you all over…. And you’re absolutely right, it doesn’t happen all the time…..
Like I said….. The body is a beautifully complicated.
If you’ve ever used oxytocin, nasal spray to stimulate the let down reflex when nursing…. It will absolutely astound you how quickly that chemical travels to the brain and all of a sudden, in a matter of seconds….you’ll feel the pressure
in your breasts ….your milk wanting to flow out….
That is the chemical….signaling the brain to release it from the pituitary gland. What signals the release of oxytocin…..?
Childbirth, sexual activity, breastfeeding, even eye contact lol….
And physical attempts at social bonding
Like I said….
Beautifully complicated.It happens often for me during longer sessions. Definitely a full body orgasm.
Very common but only when stimulated correctly. One of my favorite things.
It certainly is something that I have experienced a lot either dry or wet nursing.
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