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Whether you’re able to have a nipple orgasm depends less on your gender than it does on your individual sensitivity.’ While the decades after saw a few other trailblazers, it wasn’t until the ’90s that stars became comfortable wearing naked dresses on red carpets. Kate Moss, Rose McGowan, Jennifer Lopez, and Gwyneth Paltrow all helped popularize the bra-free style which continued well into the early aughts. Allow me to point out the obvious: showing nipple shouldn’t be contentious. But alas, it is. So much so that in 2012, filmmaker Lina Esco pioneered the # FreetheNipple movement. She argued that, like men, women should also be able to reveal their nips IRL (and on social media.)

Most research on the role of the nipple in sexual function and arousal focuses on female anatomy, but older research has found that the nipples are a common erogenous zone for most people.Scientific evidence highlights the role of imagining sexual stimulation and how this can increase the likelihood of reaching an orgasm. Communicate Mashable is a registered trademark of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without express written permission.

If you’re new to nipple play, you’re probably going to need to practice this a lot before you’re able to have an orgasm this way. Instead of focusing on climax, focus on the sensations. "Slow down and pay attention to different waves of sensation in your body as you experiment with different types of simulation," Moali says. It’s about the journey, not the destination. Tying someone up – if they're up for it! – and teasing their nipples with your mouth, hands, and possibly a vibrator if you have one to hand,’ she says. ‘The fact that they're tied down – and blindfolded too, if that's your kink – will focus them on the physical sensations you're providing and potentially get them incredibly hot and frustrated.’To be able to experience this type of orgasm, ideally you should practice 6-9 min of mindfulness breathing exercises outside the bedroom on a regular basis," Moali says. "Start the practice by taking deep focus, breathing for 3-5 minutes prior to the start of any stimulation." Hypothetically, anyone could have a nipple orgasm. Some people may have nipples that are more sensitive, and it may be easier for them to reach orgasm through nipple stimulation alone. For others, it may take some trial and error to find an effective technique.

Taylor Sparks, an erotic educator and founder of Organic Loven, tells us that when we focus on the nipples, stimulating them with fingers, toys, or a mouth, we can create a strong enough arousal response to produce an orgasm. Try incorporating sex toys such as nipple clamps and vibrators, and experiment with different warming lubes, oils and lotions.

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Another way you can learn what your partner likes is to ask them to touch their own breasts. This can be especially hot while you’re in the middle of another activity, like intercourse or fingering. Watch the specific ways your partner touches their own body, and try to get a sense of how much pressure is involved. Misery, L., et al. (2017). Innervation of the male breast: Psychological and physiological consequences [Abstract].

Be aware that breast sensitivity can change throughout the month. There will probably be certain points during the menstrual cycle where they feel much more sensitive than usual. There may even be times when they are too sensitive for any sort of breast play. Don’t be surprised if your partner needs different things from you at different times. https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/sex-pleasure-and-sexual-dysfunction/sex-and-pleasure/orgasms Each person has a different experience of orgasms. A nipple orgasm may feel similar to a genital orgasm, or it may be different. In the ’90s, another pop star and designer duo emerged: Jean Paul Gaultier and Madonna. Though the French creative was always boundary-breaking, he really found his muse in Madonna (his cone bras became the pop icon’s signature look).

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Pfaus, J. G., et al. (2016). The whole versus the sum of some of the parts: Toward resolving the apparent controversy of clitoral versus vaginal orgasms. If everyone has a set of nips, does that mean that everyone can stimulate those puppies to the point of blast off? That is the question. Meston, C. M., et al. (2019). Understanding sexual arousal and subjective–genital arousal desynchrony in women. Research indicates that non-genital orgasms are possible. And scientific evidence confirms that stimulating the breasts, chest, and nipples specifically can lead to sexual pleasure and an orgasm. Research confirms that people can reach orgasm through stimulation of many different areas, not just the genitals.