The skin in some parts outside the sexual organs is sensitive to sexual stimulation of the opposite sex. The sensitivity of same -sex excitement remains reflected. These parts of the human body are called "sexy areas".The significance of "sexy zone" is to accept heterosexual stimulation, enhance sexual excitement, and promote sexual behavior.Men and women's sexy areas are very different.
Men are more active in the process of sex, so men's sexy areas are relatively narrow and concentrated.The male sexy zone is also divided into three parts from strong to weak.
The first part is concentrated in the sexual organs, including: the neck of the penis, the coronary groove; the penile lace, it is located directly below the penis head; the skin of the penile body, especially the skin walking along the urethra.
The second part is the surrounding parts of the sex organs, such as scrotum, perineum, inside of the thighs, etc.; The skin between the anus and the scrotum, the skin of the scrotum and the inside of the thighs is sexually sensitive under the soft touch.The sensitivity of these parts to sexual stimulation is also relatively high, second only to the first part.
The third part is some parts of the chest, lips and fingers.The sexual sensitivity of the lips can be proven from the kissing; the sensitivity of the fingers is particularly strong in men. When contacting women, men can touch women's bodies, which can produce strong sexual excitement.Men's initiative and offensiveness in sex life often use the sexual sensitivity of the fingers as a bridge.
With the physiological aging of the systems of the whole body, the reflection of the nervous system and the sensibility of the skin's irritation will also decline to varying degrees with age.The sensitivity of the skin to sexual sensitivity to sexual sensitivity is lower than when young, and the threshold of sensory stimulation required to achieve sexual excitement will also increase.The changes in the physiological characteristics of these sexy regions may be one of the reasons for slowing sexual reactions in the elderly.
(Editor in charge: Internship Yao Yalin)
