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Touch Techniques Psy 265 Analysis
Sexual Techniques
Tricia Deonarine
11/14/2013
PSY 265
Petar Sardelich

Skin to skin contact increases excitement to the dopamine. Touching is very common in foreplay. Both men and women enjoy being stroked or caress. Touching a person on certain spots on their body leads to arousal. For example, touching the inner thighs of a woman, the area is so sensitive to touch it increases simulation. Most women start of masturbating by touching themselves by caressing of her breast and the inner parts of the thigh. According to the reading material “The man’s partner may use two hands to stimulate his genitals. One may be used to fondle the scrotum, by gently squeezing the skin between the fingers (taking care not to apply pressure to

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