The African continent is rich incultural and traditionaldiversity , andamong itstreasures isanancestral method of achievingfemale orgasm: kunyaza.This traditional sexual technique, originating mainly in East Africa, is oftendescribed as an art of arousingfemalepleasure throughspecificmovements.
This erotic movement is clearly part of African seduction techniques, such as the famous mapouka. In Rwanda, this sexual practice involves stimulating the clitoris to make water gush out of the woman’s sex, giving her pleasure. The kunyaza practitioner’s mission is to turn his beautiful woman into a fountain. His aim is to make his partner come, to give her an orgasm while getting off and making the pleasure last.
Why is this so? Because, like the lion lurking in the shadows, the African man observes his prey before approaching it. If he doesn’t want to go home alone, he’ll have to make an effort, especially when it comes to his appearance. However, once he’s conquered his prey, nothing can be taken for granted. In Africa, women don’t like smooth talkers: they want proof. So men are obliged to be generous, offering their partners expensive gifts. In Africa, love and cheapness don’t mix.
Kunyaza: the basics of the technique
Kunyaza is based on rhythmic movements and precise caresses, focusing on stimulation of the clitoris and vaginal walls. Unlike many Western practices, which focus on penetration, kunyaza emphasizes foreplay and external movements to intensify a woman’s sexual experience. It can bring a woman to orgasm in five minutes..
The principle? The man taps the woman’s sex with the tip of his penis – particularly the clitoris – to excite her, using vertical or horizontal movements. But that’s not all: it’s also a way of compensating for a weak erection and increasing arousal.
There’s also a variant from Rwanda, gukuna-kunyaza, a genuine pleasure cross between gukuna and kunyaza. Following the post-colonial period, Rwandan women ‘s bodies are shaped by gukuna, a traditional ritual of stretching the vulva’s labia minora, which takes place between women. Combined with kunyaza, a male sexual technique, gukuna is intended to increase female sexual pleasure, itself considered a condition for female fertility. Yes, making love the African way requires a connection between the two partners.
Amethod based on thelegend ofafrustrated queen
This sexual practice, found in the Great Lakes region of East Africa, is designed to facilitate female orgasm during intercourse. It comes from the verb kunyaàra, meaning «to urinate». It is said to be the origin of the Great Lakes. Or at least its legend.
The Great Lakes, in fact, are said to be the origin of one of the most famous of them all, Lake Kivu. Or so the story goes. The story of a queen so frustrated by the absence of her king and warrior husband, fighting on the front line, that she calls on his servant. The servant, petrified, shakes all over, because he’s threatened with execution if he doesn’t… but he doesn’t dare penetrate his sovereign. During their hand-to-hand encounter, this friction, this trembling and the vibrations never before felt by the queen give rise to an explosion of water, so abundant that it becomes the source of Kivu. The myth of sacred waterwas born.
So, to sum up, to excite Madame, don’t forget to rub. Delicately, of course, as you’re not doing the dishes.
A technique with ancient origins
This erotic practice is deeply rooted in the cultures of Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi, where it has been handed down from generation to generation. It symbolizes much more than a simple sexual technique. It is often associated with fertility, connection between partners and the quest for feminine pleasure. A bit like mapouka, which is used to connect with your partner and de-stress him or her under the comforter (I’m summarizing a little quickly, so for all the details on this sexual dance of pretty female asses, I invite you to reread my article on the subject !).
Mentalities towards sexuality in these regions are often marked by respect and the value placed on partner satisfaction. Unlike some Western societies, where open discussion of sexuality can be taboo, kunyaza is sometimes approached more openly in these societies, offering a space to educate and share knowledge. Yes, we’re still on a different level to Auntie Angel’s grapefruit fellatio, let’s face it.
Key movements for achievingfemaleorgasm
The practice of kunyaza involves a series of distinct movements: circular caresses, gentle tapping and specific stimulations designed to increase arousal and induce female orgasm. These movements are performed with a precision that takes into account the partner’s individual receptivity.
Kunyaza and female ejaculation are an integral part of Rwandan tradition. And that this water is a sign of fertility, fulfillment and… marital happiness. A successful kunyaza provokes a jet,» says a proponent of the technique. Some women blossom to the point of squealing, making the whole neighborhood smile. Lovers are sometimes delighted when the liquid draws a heart on their love bed.
Evolution and modernity
With globalization and changing mentalities, kunyaza has also adapted to certain contemporary developments. Discussions about its adaptation in a modern context and its impact on today’s sexual relationships are ongoing. Some Western couples have also explored this technique and shared their experiences, arousing growing interest.
Unfortunately, precise statistics on the use or effectiveness of kunyaza are difficult to obtain, given its traditional and often private nature. However, testimonials and stories report the effectiveness of this method in enhancing female pleasure and strengthening the intimate connection between partners.
This magical caress gives rise to debate as to its modern application and relevance in contemporary contexts. Some emphasize its potential to enrich modern sexuality by emphasizing female pleasure and partner communication. Others question its transposability to different cultural contexts and its adaptation to modern sexual expectations.
Last word
Kunyaza represents an interesting and ancient facet of the African approach to sexuality, highlighting the importance placed on female pleasure and intimate connection between partners. Despite challenges in its contemporary assessment, it continues to arouse interest and fuel discussions on the diversity of sexual practices around the world.
In summary, Kunyaza, a traditional East African sexual technique, offers a unique approach to stimulating female orgasm by emphasizing foreplay, specific movements and intimate connection between partners. Its evolution in a modern context and its implications for contemporary sexual relationships continue to generate interest and debate.
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