Erogenous zones are parts of the body that are very sensitive to carnal contact. To increase sexual desire, or to increase pleasure during intercourse, caressing these areas will bring additional sensations to your partner. What are these erogenous zones in men?

An erogenous zone is a part of the body that is particularly sensitive to sexual stimuli. This is an area which, once stimulated, will increase sexual desire by bringing carnal pleasure to the person receiving the caresses. They can be nibbled, licked, tickled or pinched: the idea is to vary the pleasures! Erogenous zones vary from person to person, and there are no specific erogenous zones common to all, although the sexual organs (clitoris, penis, vagina, anus, etc.) are found in almost all people. “primary” erogenous zones. Then there are so-called “secondary” areas, such as the breasts in women, or the testicles in men. Finally, there are so-called “potential” areas, which vary from person to person, such as the ears, for example.

We often hear that the penis is the most sensitive erogenous zone in men. However, although it contains many nerve endings, it is not necessarily the most ribbed. The anus, for example, contains much more nerve tissue than the penis, and makes it a very sensitive area. In addition, the penis, when in penetration, cannot be stroked, licked, etc. It therefore leaves room for other erogenous zones, which can be stimulated simultaneously.

The glans is the top part of the penis. It is a sensitive area, where the skin is thinner than the rest of the penis. During a fellatio or a masturbation, the stimulations on the glans bring different sensations and often more intense than those on the base of the penis. Be careful though: the erogenous zones are very sensitive during intercourse, and can be painful afterwards, if they have been used too much. The glans, which is a mucous membrane with very thin skin, must therefore be handled with care. Also remember to lubricate the area well before stroking it.

The testicles, and more broadly the entire area around the base of the penis, are a very sensitive and erogenous area in many men. The testes are made of a tissue similar to that of the mucous membranes, which is therefore extremely innervated. Although fragile, the area can be gently stroked with the hands, or stimulated with the tongue. During a fellatio, the testicles are also to be taken into account, just like the area around the penis, but also the groin and the inter-gluteal fold. As the skin is elastic, it can also easily be pinched or tickled with small pressure.

During anal penetration, whether it is a penis, a sextoy or digital penetration, it is possible to stimulate the prostate, a male organ located after the anus, along the rectum. . Sometimes called the “P point”, in reference to the female G point, located at the entrance to the vagina, the prostate is a gland the size of a chestnut, made of erectile tissue. In many men, it produces extremely strong sensations when stimulated, and can easily lead to orgasm, which is then totally different from phallic orgasm, linked to the penis. It can be stimulated by massaging the perineum, varying the intensities of pressure and movement.

In both men and women, certain parts of the body are erogenous zones without being part of the primary or secondary sexual organs. This is particularly the case of the feet, neck, stomach or even certain areas of the face such as the ears in some. Thus, the breasts, or more precisely the nipples, are sensitive in men. To stimulate them, several caresses are possible: light nibbling with the teeth and lips, pinching, or even kisses. With the hands, the torso can be caressed, scratched, tickled: it all depends on the intensity of the caresses you want to make and the preferences of your partner.