Anatomy and biomechanics
Tapping consists of quick and light taps on the clitoris and vaginal lips. This technique is performed with the index or middle fingers, using soft and rhythmic movements. The base position is sitting on the edge of the bed, with legs slightly apart to facilitate access and comfort. The key is to maintain a constant rhythm and adjust the pressure according to the desired level of pleasure.
Why this position works
Tapping is a technique that allows for precise control of stimulation, making it ideal for exploring different levels of pleasure. The sensitivity of the clitoris is intensified by the soft taps, creating a sensual and satisfying experience.
Tapping: The female masturbation technique with soft taps
Tapping is a female masturbation technique that uses soft taps on the clitoris and vaginal lips to stimulate intense and pleasurable sensations.
Also known as: tapping · clitoral taps
Variations of this position
Taps in a circular motion
The taps are performed in a circular motion around the clitoris.
- Sit at the edge of the bed with your legs open.
- Place your index fingers on either side of the clitoris.
- Perform soft taps in a circular motion around the clitoris.
Increase pleasure with lubricant
Lubricant is used to increase the smoothness and pleasure of tapping.
- Apply a small amount of lubricant to the clitoris and fingers.
- Sit at the edge of the bed with your legs open.
- Perform soft and quick taps on the lubricated clitoris.
Combinez avec un vibreur pour un plaisir accru
Un vibreur est utilisé pour effectuer les petits coups au lieu des doigts.
- Asseyez-vous au bord du lit les jambes écartées.
- Placez le vibreur en mode pulsation douce sur le clitoris.
- Déplacez le vibreur en petits cercles ou en lignes droites pour créer les petits coups.
✓ Tips
- Maintain a constant rhythm to avoid overstimulation.
- Adjust the pressure of the taps according to your comfort level.
- Use lubricant to increase pleasure and reduce friction.
Key facts
- Interaction type
- Solo masturbation
- Active anatomy
- Index or middle fingers
- Receptive anatomy
- Clitoris and vaginal lips
- Setups and participants
- Solo (him) · 1 person Alone
Frequently asked questions
Can I use tapping in combination with other techniques?
Yes, you can combine tapping with other masturbation techniques, such as penetration or stimulation of other erogenous zones, to increase pleasure.
Is it normal to feel a bit of pain at first?
No, you shouldn't feel pain. If you experience discomfort, reduce the pressure of the taps and make sure you are relaxed.
What is the best position to perform tapping?
The most common position is sitting on the edge of the bed, with your back straight and legs slightly apart. You can also try other positions that you find comfortable.
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