The clitoral bulbs extend externally from the vaginal walls to form the inner labia. They are also known as the corpus cavernosum penis or corpus spongiosum clitoridis. These bulbs run underneath the skin of the outer labia majora and minora and are covered by a flap called the foreskin. It is believed that they act as sensory organs and can be stimulated during sexual activity. Some research suggests that these bulbs may play an important role in female pleasure during intercourse.
The clitoral bulbs contain erectile tissue similar to that found in male genitalia. When blood flows into this area it causes swelling, making them larger and harder. This can increase pleasure when touched or massaged. The clitoris has been referred to as a "hidden sex organ" because most women do not know how to find it, let alone touch it properly. To locate it, gently pull back the outer lips until you feel a small bump at the top of the vagina. Then use your fingers to explore the area around it. You may need to use lube if your partner's pubic hair is too long.
Touching or rubbing the clitoral bulbs can provide intense stimulation for both partners during foreplay or sex. Women may experience more intense orgasms when their clitoral bulbs are stimulated. Men may enjoy the feeling of having something inside them and may even ejaculate afterward. Many women report having stronger orgasms when their clitoral bulbs are stimulated than when they are left untouched. Some couples prefer to use toys or lubricants to enhance their experience.
There are many myths surrounding the clitoral bulbs, including that they only exist in young girls and disappear over time. In reality, every woman has these structures regardless of age or physical appearance. They also vary in size and shape from person to person. It is important to communicate with your partner about what feels good before getting started. Talk openly about sexual preferences and desires so you can create an environment where everyone feels safe and comfortable exploring new things together.