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Non-penetrative squirting using the Kunyaza method

Non-penetrative squirting using the Kunyaza method

Even if when you think of squirting, you think of penetration, know that through the Kunyaza method, a non-penetrative technique, you have every chance to get to taste the most precious nectar of your own body, of your own sexuality.nOnce you have discovered it, not only will your partner be very delighted, but you will also become much more sensual, prouder, and more confident in your abilities as a lover, as well as much freer in your expression.nThe Kunyaza technique is a true technique hundreds of years old that comes from tribes in Central Africa. According to people interviewed at 70 years old according to some studies done in 1986, they confirmed that their grandparents also used this technique. And if this technique had not proven to be beneficial for sexual pleasure, it would not still be in practice today.nOLD is GOLD!nHow to approach this technique? First of all, to fully enjoy this experience, it is very important to eliminate external factors that could be a brake on leaving your mind at the door, outside the bedroom, precisely to fully enjoy this experience.nAs the woman becomes more aroused and the vulva begins to swell, the partner rubs his penis from the top to the bottom of the vulva, then from left to right and then in a zigzag movement, always returning to strike the clitoris after each rotation, a lighter or stronger stroke, which is why communication is also very important, the woman being the one who must appreciate the intensity of the strokes.nFinally, as the woman gets close to orgasm, the partner simultaneously stimulates the entire vulvar area using long and circular movements around the vaginal opening, but never penetrating.nKunyaza is a technique that can be executed in many different positions. These positions have in common the fact that they allow the man to alternate, almost without interruption, from external stimulation to internal and vice versa. Two types of postures can be distinguished: traditional postures and modern postures. Traditional positions are the classic positions that people have always used in the practice of Kunyaza, while modern positions are easy to use for contemporary people.nThe technique itself may sound deceptively simple, but it takes you where you need to go, because Kunyaza actually means “to sprinkle”, so, with all the courage ahead, turn yourself into a fountain of love.