
How to Use a Lemon Vibrator When You Dislike Direct Clitoral Touch
Direct stimulation feels overwhelming or numb. Here's why the Lem's suction approach works differently, and the exact positioning that creates pleasure without the pressure.
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Direct stimulation feels overwhelming or numb. Here's why the Lem's suction approach works differently, and the exact positioning that creates pleasure without the pressure.

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