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Oh Yes, Touch Me There
I prefer to think of foreplay as "loveplay" so that all aspects of sex are equally worthy of your attention. Maybe you never get to intercourse. Maybe you just touch, arouse, play and then, feeling complete, hold each other and cuddle. For most women, every element of lovemaking holds equal weight -- from the touching at dinner, to the lovemaking, and finally the cuddling after.
The whole body can be erogenous and bring you to higher levels of arousal. How about the feathery touch of your partner dragging their fingers slowly and softly across the inside of your arms, fingers, thighs, legs, feet, back and buttocks? Try licking the belly and all around the yoni (Sanskrit for the woman's genital area) without ever touching the clitoris. Do those things to your partner that you love having done to you and watch their response. Most men tell me they have never been "made love to." continued 500 Lovemaking Tips & Secrets
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Typically, erogenous zones are thought of as those places on our bodies that arouse us during foreplay. Foreplay assumes that which is done before -- in this case, before intercourse.
