What Coreplay Is And Why It Changes Everything

Although the play process—foreplay, coreplay, and moreplay—should flow seamlessly from start to finish without interruption, it can be helpful to break them down for explanation purposes.

Coreplay is the phase where sexual tension builds, peaks, and then releases into orgasm. It’s the central arc of pleasure, where momentum matters and every movement counts.

1. First Kiss: Transition from foreplay into coreplay with the initiation of the clitoral kiss. This sets the tone for everything that follows.

2. Establishing rhythm: Find a steady rhythm and allow the clitoris to acclimate to the persistent attention of your tongue. Consistency is key here.

3. Building tension: Keep the momentum going by focusing on the clitoral head while introducing gentle manual stimulation.

4. Escalating the action: Increase her arousal by combining stimulation of both the clitoral cluster and the clitoral head. Layering sensations intensifies the experience.

5. Preorgasm: Maintain the perfect balance of rhythm and pressure as she nears climax. Too much or too little at this stage can break the momentum.

6. Orgasm: Guide her into climax with the goal of maximizing the number—and intensity—of pelvic contractions.

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