Die Klitoris hat eine Eichel, eine Vorhaut (auch Haube genannt), Schwellkörper und einen kleinen Schaft -- genau wie ein Penis.

Die Größe und Form einer Klitoris ist bei jeder Frau anders. Manche liegen unter der Vorhaut versteckt und andere stehen hervor. Manche lieben zarte Berührungen und andere stehen auf starken Druck.

Die Eistüte

Spielen Sie mit dem besten Sextoy, das die Natur bietet – der Vorhaut. Einfach über die Eichel hochschieben, zwischen den Lippen festsaugen und mit dem Mund und dem Ring aus Daumen und Zeigefinger festhalten. Nun schlüpft Ihre Zunge unter die Vorhaut und umkreist seine hocherogene Eichel. Er wird ausflippen!

However, this theory started to fall apart when I reached out to Vanessa Marin, a licensed sex psychotherapist who writes Bustle’s sex advice column. Marin told me that, “in general, women with heavy hoods are more sensitive … If you retract the hood, the clitoris tends to be more sensitive since it has been covered up all day and not exposed to the rubbing that many non- or minimally-hooded clits are.”

When I asked Marin about whether women with heavy hoods needed extra stimulation when the hood was not retracted, she told me, “If you’re stimulating your clit through the hood, you’ll likely need more forceful stimulation since there are more tissues between your clit and your fingers/tongue.” Kaywin also noted that “the hood not only protects from stimulation, it also can be used to stimulate.”

Rodriguez reports that the surgery — which is intended to “enhance” the female’s sexual response — may be familiar to us under a different name: female circumcision, or female genital mutilation (FGM).

Kaywin explained that “while these surgeries are still being done on willing bodies in the United States and worldwide, many feminist organizations decry clitoral unhooding as just another invasive way to medicalize female bodies instead of celebrating their natural diversity. Further, many healthcare organizations have gone on record that there’s no solid evidence that this procedure actually increases sexual enjoyment, nor is there indication that it’s a safe procedure, and that there’s therefore no medical reason for it.”

Marin told me, “Women have been brainwashed into believing that every single part of their bodies — including something as minor as the clitoral hood — needs to look a certain way...