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== The Vagina Across Species == | == The Vagina Across Species == | ||
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Valorîin have a particularly sensitive vaginal structure rich in nerve endings called Ûlum [2]. These zones are distributed along the vaginal walls, enhancing sexual pleasure during intercourse. The elasticity and length of the Valorîin vagina allow for extended contact with partners' penises, intensifying mutual stimulation. | |||
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The Ûlum zones, combined with the rich blood supply to the area, make the | The Ûlum zones, combined with the rich blood supply to the area, make the Valorîin vagina highly responsive to touch and pressure. During intercourse, these zones engage with the ribbed texture of the partner's penis, creating a mutually stimulating experience that deepens emotional bonds. | ||
=== 2. Equisian === | === 2. Equisian === | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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