50 Quotes That Will Teach You How To Touch Yourself To Climax Hard

“While you're in the bathroom, a showerhead works just as well (if not better) than battery-powered playthings.”

— Kenny Thapoung, womenshealthmag.com

“Something about seeing myself come makes me crazy horny. Sometimes I ride a dildo while sitting in a chair in front of the mirror so it’s like watching myself in cowgirl position. Other times, I’ll lay down in front of a mirror.”

— Anna Borges, buzzfeed.com

“Tap your clitoris with one or two fingers.”

— Vanessa Marin, bustle.com

“Kick things off with some reading material to set the mood. This could be a sexy book, your favorite piece of slash fiction, or a life-size cutout of Harry Styles.”

— Patricia Niklas, birdeemag.com

“If erotica bores you and you don’t mind something a little more blatant and to the punch, you can, of course, watch porn.”

— Tiffany Grace Reyes, lovepanky.com

“Get yourself close to orgasm and stop for a bit while your arousal decreases and then resume. Repeating this several times as you approach orgasm over and over without going over the edge can give you an explosive orgasm once you let go.”

— Carlyle Jansen, thefrisky.com

“Lubrication — natural or otherwise — is the key to a quality session of alone time.”

— Terri Coles, huffingtonpost.ca

“Straddle the arm of a stuffed chair or couch with a thick blanket or towel draped over it. Start by riding it with small hip movements, and slowly build momentum until you find a pace that works for you. If you like solid, steady pressure on your clitoris, this move will drive you wild.”

— Anna Borges, womenshealthmag.com

“Carve out a physical and mental space that makes you feel most relaxed: Draw a bath, light a candle, step away from your phone, or power down the TV.”

— Marie Gartee, shape.com

“Make sure you have enough time to not feel rushed and have enough privacy to not be interrupted. If you only have five minutes or you've set aside a day like you need to get this figured out, odds are you'e going to be way too stressed to allow the kind of no-pressure chill vibe you should ideally h…”

— Lane Moore, cosmopolitan.com

“Start with an inexpensive, simple, small bullet vibrator.”

— Dr. Jawed-Wessel, teenvogue.com

“Women can and frequently do have orgasms without vaginal entry or penetration. In fact, it's more likely for most women to have orgasms without penetrative or vaginal sexual activities than it is for them to reach orgasm through vaginal entry or penetration alone.”

— Heather Corinna, scarleteen.com

“Rhythm is a technique that can also be easily practiced by either using a vibrator that provides a rhythm option or it can also be done with your fingers, by looping the same motion over and over until there’s an orgasm.”

— Amanda Chatel, amazon.com

“Here's a little known secret: Nipplegasms exist! So get your breasts involved—you just might surprise yourself.”

— Kenny Thapoung, womenshealthmag.com

“As you begin to orgasm, continue the stimulation through the orgasm. Lighten up on the stimulation during the first extremely sensitive moments but keep it going to enjoy those little pleasurable aftershocks.”

— Cory Silverberg, sexuality.about.com

“You can use your fingers (with or without clitoral stimulation) to massage within the vagina itself. Some people greatly enjoy pressure just within the opening of the vagina, on the G-spot, or rather back to the A-spot (anterior fornix) which is the spot between your bladder and cervix.”

— Katy Thorn, lelo.com

“Unlike you clitoris, [your g-spot] is located inside your vagina on the front wall. It feel slightly rough to touch, very much like the top of your palate in your mouth. There are a number of ways you can stimulate it. You can make a "come-hither" motion with your fingers to massage it or you can ho…”

— Sean Jameson, yourtango.com

“If you typically stroke yourself in a diagonal pattern—moving your fingers over your clitoris from side to side—try varying your stroke technique by caressing it using an up and down motion instead. Another option: Use one finger to trace circles around your clitoris without touching it directly.”

— Marie Gartee, shape.com

“Fingering is another great way to get off, in which you penetrate yourself using your fingers. You can do this using your own natural juices or by using lubes.”

— Tiffany Grace Reyes, lovepanky.com

“Just lie on your stomach with your hand firmly between your legs, and stimulate your clitoris and pubic mound by grinding your legs together and moving your hips up and down. And don't worry if you have roommates: The pillow is right there to muffle any sound you might make.”

— Anna Borges, womenshealthmag.com

“This is by far the simplest technique, and it's all in the flick of a finger. To get set up, you need to lie down on your back and get comfortable. You're going masturbate using only one finger. Rather than just touching and rubbing yourself, make only the slightest amount of contact with your genit…”

— Sean Jameson, yourtango.com

“Stress and anxiety are the most common reasons some women find it hard to climax. Don’t be afraid to pamper yourself so you can be fully relaxed during sexual activities, whether they’re with yourself or someone else. Get a massage, meditate, do yoga, or employ any other activities that help you get…”

— Lyndsie Robinson, health.allwomenstalk.com

“You could try rubbing back and forth with your fingers, or making ‘swirly’ movements around the shaft of the clitoris. You might even like to use your knuckles or palms to give a different kind of sensation.”

— Patricia Niklas, birdeemag.com

“Aim the toy's curve toward your navel when you insert it—the G-spot is a couple of inches inside the vagina, on the front wall.”

— Diana Spechler, womenshealthmag.com

“If you feel lost, or just want to get some new pointers, there are workshops and seminars focusing on masturbation that you might enjoy.”

— Terri Coles, huffingtonpost.ca

“Turn on sexy music, slip on underwear you know you look hot in, read erotica or watch porn… Sure, it might feel forced at first, but the idea is to just do things that make you feel really, really turned on before starting to touch yourself.”

— Mirel Ketchiff, shape.com

“Just because the prostate doesn’t manifest itself in women in the same way it does in men, it doesn’t mean women can’t enjoy anal stimulation in the same way. During masturbation, this can involve use of fingers, butt plugs, or dildos combined with any of the above techniques or on their own. What i…”

— Katy Thorn, lelo.com

“Lying on your stomach, you can grind your clit against a vibrator or pillow while your hands roam elsewhere. You can also strap a dildo to a chair or suction it to a wall, and thrust onto it while you use your hands to play with your clitoris. Whichever way you do it, the more erogenous zones you en…”

— Carlyle Jansen, thefrisky.com

“While you’re fantasizing, think about about the way your body, especially your pelvis, hips and ass, move when you’re having sex and mimic some of those movements while you touch yourself.”

— Amelia McDonell-Parry, thefrisky.com

“I use a toothbrush that vibrates on your clit.”

— Sara Hendricks, gurl.com