Is it true that women have hard nipples?

Breasts, like female genitals, are one of the most important erogenous zones. Especially the nipples, also known as the clitoris of the upper body, are a very sensitive area. Just touching the nipples can give women a taste of sexual pleasure. Gently pinch the nipple between your fingers, and use your entire palm to rub the breast, from light to heavy. The woman's pleasure will gradually increase, and breast erection will be a natural thing.

During the excitement phase of the sexual stimulation cycle, the breasts will respond to sexual excitement to a certain extent, and the nipples will become hard. This is because the rich smooth muscle fibers in the nipples will contract independently after sexual excitement. Under sufficient stimulation, the actual volume of the breast will continue to increase, which is the result of superficial venous hematoma of the breast. When women in sexual excitement have an erection reaction, the swelling under the hanging breast is easier to observe. If the woman lies on her back, the overall increase in breast volume will be more obvious. Significant papillary hematoma can be seen at the end of the excitement.

Before a woman experiences the final orgasmic pleasure, the size of her erect breasts can be larger than

Usually it increases by 1/5-1/4. The breasts of breastfeeding women are erect, but the volume does not continue to increase. This difference may be due to the increased venous separation in breasts that have been fed during the milk conversion process. The baby's sucking increases the separation of the veins and tends to relieve the hematoma reaction of the deep blood vessels during sexual tension. It is obvious that the increase in breast size under the influence of sexual tension is not only related to the physiological needs of vascular swelling, but also to the richness of the fiber tissue components that constitute the breast lobules and play a supporting role. Excessive breast enlargement is common in the early stages of lactation, which can undermine the effectiveness of these functional fiber tissues. Therefore, it is understandable that the breasts of women after weaning cannot produce the necessary obvious sexual feelings in response to sexual excitement.