The Cat’s tongue
The tongue offers human beings their first sensual experience: suckling their mother’s breasts. Even though this part of the body later becomes used mostly for speech and food-tasting, it remains a marvellous tool for lovemaking throughout its owner’s life.
© Alejandro Rodriguez
Whether you roll it, poke it, stick it or flatten it, the tongue allows you to caress, lick, blow and suck according to your fantasies. The cat’s tongue position is about the man selflessly giving his lover the voluptuous pleasure of an exquisite cunnilingus, sometimes because the woman refuses penetration or because the man is exhausted and the woman not quite satisfied yet. The cat’s tongue may also be performed in anticipation of actual lovemaking. Men are often immensely turned on by the smell of their lover’s sex and by the surge of pleasure provided through clitoris stimulation.
The woman lies comfortably on her back with both legs outstretched. Her lover gently parts and lifts them up, thereby allowing himself to bring his face closer to her vagina. He can begin by tenderly kissing and tickling her vaginal lips and mons pubis in an effort to kindle her desire.
Then, he sticks his tongue out, making sure it is hard and pointed, and thrusts it swiftly and vigorously around the clitoris to stimulate this very sensitive area. The clitoris swells and emerges from underneath its protective hood, whereupon the man squeezes it between his lips, sucks it up at length and flicks it with the tip of his tongue.
The woman’s mounting excitement is intensified by the deftly executed movements of her darling’s tongue. Her clitoris starts to throb angrily, her hips shake as the pleasure increases, and she arches her back in ecstasy. The man holds her with one hand so that she doesn’t miss an iota of her lover’s delicate tongue and lips. Slowly and deeply, he sticks his thick rolled tongue inside his sweetheart’s narrowly open vagina, then pulls it out and goes back to stimulating her clitoris until she releases the mounting tension in a powerful climax.
Anais Barthélémy
Copyright © 2010 Doctissimo
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