Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown

Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown, New scientific evidence identifies the male clitoris striking similarities between male and female genital anatomy. A blog by certified sexological bodyworker Aleena Aspley of North Brisbane Australia.

NEW SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

IDENTIFIES THE MALE CLITORIS

In the book “Eve’s Secrets,” sexual researcher Josephine Lowndes Sevely presents the results of a comprehensive seven-year Harvard-approved study. This research delves into the striking similarities between male and female genital anatomy. Through intricate physiological evidence, Sevely reveals that certain highly erogenous tissue found in the core of the penis, below the corona or coronal ridge area, bears a remarkable resemblance in composition and response to what is commonly known as the female clitoris.

The female clitoris is widely recognized as a key source of pleasure and sensitivity for women, crucially influencing their arousal, pleasure, and orgasmic response. This small, yet highly sensitive, organ is a focal point of sexual pleasure for many women.

THE RESEARCH OF JOSEPHINE LOWNDES SEVELY

Josephine Lowndes Sevely’s research has brought to the forefront a captivating discovery, revealing a striking parallel in male genital anatomy. Her findings demonstrate the existence of analogous tissue in the male genitalia, specifically located in the core of the penis, just below the corona or coronal ridge area. This equivalent tissue in males seems to serve a similar purpose, contributing to male arousal and pleasure in ways that mirror the role of the female clitoris.

Josephine Lowndes Sevely’s groundbreaking research opens up new horizons in our understanding of human sexuality and anatomy. Her findings, which highlight fundamental similarities between male and female genital anatomy, provide valuable insights into the shared aspects of human pleasure and desire.

The term “female clitoris,” as commonly used, often refers to just one part of a much larger and intricate structure. Josephine Lowndes Sevely’s work sheds light on the true complexity of the clitoris, going beyond what is typically acknowledged.

The Female Clitoris is Larger than you think!

Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown

THE FEMALE CLITORIS

Through detailed illustrations and clear explanations, Sevely reveals that the so-called female clitoris is, in fact, just the tip of the iceberg. While this visible part is the most responsive and sensitive, it is only a fraction of the complete clitoral structure. The clitoris extends deep into the pelvic region and consists of deeper structures that lie beneath the skin.

Sevely eloquently describes these deeper structures as “two leglike parts” that run along the lower part of the pubic bones, situated at either side of the lower vagina, between the inner thighs. These hidden components of the clitoris are integral to its overall functioning and play a significant role in female pleasure and arousal.

By bringing attention to these less visible but essential aspects of the clitoris, Sevely’s work challenges traditional views and misconceptions about female sexuality. Her explanations provide a more comprehensive understanding of the female anatomy, celebrating the intricacies of human pleasure and the remarkable complexity of our bodies.

Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown

THE CLITORAL STRUCTURE

Josephine Lowndes Sevely’s work has brought forth a groundbreaking revelation about the true nature of the clitoris, expanding our understanding far beyond what has been commonly acknowledged. Through her meticulous illustrations and lucid explanations, Sevely unveils the full complexity of the clitoral structure, a marvel that extends well beyond the tip that is often referred to as the “female clitoris.”

While this visible part of the clitoris, commonly known as the “clitoral glans,” is indeed the most sensitive and responsive to stimulation, it is merely a fraction of the entire clitoral system. Sevely’s research enlightens us to the fact that the clitoris is an intricate and extensive organ that reaches deep into the pelvic region.

Her eloquent descriptions reveal the existence of “two leglike parts” concealed beneath the skin, running along the lower part of the pubic bones on either side of the lower vagina, nestled between the inner thighs. These deeper structures are fundamental components of the clitoral complex, playing a vital role in female pleasure and arousal.

THE MALE GENITAL ANATOMY

Sevely’s research delves even deeper into the fascinating intricacies of male genital anatomy, revealing an eye-opening parallel to the female clitoral structure. She explains that the highly sensitive and excitable tip of this male internal structure is merely the apex of a much larger complex that runs down the entire length of the penis and extends into the pelvic region. This remarkable revelation sheds light on why the entire shaft of the penis possesses sexual sensitivity, albeit not as intense as the interior tip located behind the coronal ridge area.

THE MALE CLITORIS

Drawing from her findings, Sevely introduces the concept of the “Male Clitoris,” a term she uses to encompass this entire structure that is analogous to the female clitoris. The male clitoris encompasses not only the tip, which she aptly names the “Lowndes Crown,” but also the deeper components that extend into the pelvic area.

By coining the term “Male Clitoris,” Sevely invites us to contemplate the shared elements of male and female sexual anatomy, further blurring the traditional boundaries and highlighting the interconnectedness of human sexuality.

HERE IS SEVELY’S STATEMENT:

“Everyone knows that the penis gets erect because it fills with blood. The part into which the blood flows (called the corpora cavernosa) — I now identify as — The Male Clitoris.”

Figure 8-1

Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown

Figure 8-1 – Visualize the Male Clitoris (medically called, corpora cavernosa) as a body composed largely of muscle tissue. From its tip, located interiorly beneath the glans, it extends down the length of the penis shaft and into the pubic mound, where it branches and continues into the pelvis and onto the pelvic bone, to which it is attached. (Adapted from Sobotta’s drawing in Eve’s Secrets.)

* Reprint of Sevely’s “Lowndes Crowns Theory”

The Male Clitoris is largely composed of smooth-muscle tissue — thin sheets of cells formed in a meshwork that is analogous to a fisherman’s net. See Figure 8-2 below

Figure 8-2

Figure 8-2. Cross-sectional view of the penis showing the meshwork of smooth-muscle tissue in the Male Clitoris. (Adapted from The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Sex by Drs. Willy, Vander, Fisher.)

The spaces of the meshwork are called sinusoids. When the penis is flaccid, the smooth-muscle fibers are shortened and the sinusoids are small, leaving little room for blood. Elongation of the fibers causes the spaces to enlarge during erection. The following describes how the smooth muscle fibers control the erection process.

MALE SEXUAL AROUSAL

Sexual desire and sensory stimulation trigger the release of chemicals (nitric oxide and histamine) in the genitalia that cause the smooth-muscle fibers in the male clitoris (corpora cavernosa) to elongate (stretch). This leads to increased blood flow into the enlarging sinusoids. Continued elongation of the smooth-muscle results in the flattening (or pinching off) of the exit veins that normally drain the clitoris of blood. Thus, the blood becomes trapped in the sinusoids, and the engorged penis swells into an erection.

Upon orgasm, the smooth-muscle fibers shorten, the exit veins renew their function, blood is allowed to exit the sinusoids, and the penis becomes flaccid.

SEVELY AFFIRMS THAT:

“The female and male clitoris are composed of basically the same erectile substance – the male is totally internal, but it too is highly responsive nonetheless to indirect touch or pressure.”

The entire male clitoral musculature (muscle tissue) abounds with nerves that are sexually excited by pressure, but its tip contains the greatest density of these nerves and is, therefore, the most sexually responsive part, just as the tip of the complete female clitoral structure is its most responsive part.

Like the tip of the female clitoris, the tip of the male clitoris enjoys playful indirect tickling and pressure — the kind it receives from the massaging actions of the glans upon it, during intercourse, and the movements of the foreskin.

THE MALE CLITORAL TIP

Sevely points out that because the penile glans and male clitoral tip are in close proximity to each other,

“Touch or press upon the glans, especially its ridge — and you excite the Lowndes Crown (male clitoral tip) as well.”

THE NATURAL PENIS

The natural penis head has a spongy giveability, even when erect, that allows it to bend and flex as the penis thrusts the vagina.

On the inward thrust, when the penis meets the slight resistance of the vaginal walls, the glans is pushed inward and applies gentle pressure to the clitoral tip located interiorly beneath the flexible glans.

Then, on the outward stroke, the bunched-up foreskin butting against the coronal ridge also causes the glans to apply gentle pressure to the clitoral tip. These kneading actions on the male clitoral tip create magnificent sensations of pleasure in the upper penis area.

THE NATURAL PENIS – UNCIRCUMCISED

SOLO PRACTICE FOR PEOPLE WITH A PENIS

A SIMPLE EXPERIMENT FOR MY MALE READERS:

Hold your flaccid penis. Or, even better, your semi-erect penis.
Then, with your other hand, place your fingertips all around the coronal rim of your penis head.
Next, holding this area securely, rock the glans left to right a few times, then forward and back several times.
Notice that this produces sexual excitement to the interior tissue underneath the glans. This interior tissue — the male clitoral tip — is massaged during intercourse by the actions of the glans exerting pressure upon it.

THE PURPOSE OF THE GLANS (PENIS HEAD)

Essentially, a major purpose of the glans is to apply a massaging-type pressure to the interior clitoral tip during thrusting. The clitoral tip is much too sensitive to be touched directly. It prefers and needs indirect, cushioned pressure.

The massaging stimulation by the glans on the clitoral tip is a major player in why the natural penis favors stimulation of its upper area with short strokes.

Short strokes intensify the sensuous massaging movements of the glans against the clitoral tip, and the man is instinctively drawn to repeat them again and again, enraptured by the wondrous, pleasurable effects. All to the delight of his female partner, whose clitoral mound is softly pressured and greatly excited by the gentle, rhythmic actions of this vibrating type of (jiggling/diddling) stroke.

THE UNCIRCUMCISED PENIS

GLIDING ACTION DURING INTERCOURSE

THE UNCIRCUMCISED PENIS

“GLIDING ACTION DURING INTERCOURSE”

THE CIRCUMCISED PENIS

DENIED THE MASSAGING STIMULATION

However, for the circumcised penis, the glans stimulation of the clitoral tip is dramatically and adversely affected. As you will recall, the circumcised penis is missing 12-15 square inches of shaft skin.

Upon erection, the skin of the shaft can get stretched so tightly it pulls down on the skin of the glans, compacting the glans’ tissue and pushing it against the clitoral tip with unrelenting, continuous pressure.

This compression reduces, or may entirely eliminate, the glans’ massaging capabilities on the clitoral tip. Essentially, the tissue of the glans gets compressed so tightly against the clitoral tip, the glans’ massaging movements over the clitoral tip are severely restricted.

Additionally, the tissue of the clitoral tip itself is abnormally compressed because the overly tightened shaft skin has compacted the overall penis. Consequently, the clitoral tip is denied the massaging effects nature intended. By analogy, this would be like someone hardening the muscle of their bicep (making a muscle), then asking a masseur to massage it.

When the penis is subjected to tight circumcision, a common complaint among circumcised men, it can lead to unintended consequences. In such cases, some men may experience numbness or even pain in the clitoral tip, which is analogous to the female clitoris. The sustained pressure from this tightly compacted circumcised state can result in the desensitization of the area over time.

This phenomenon occurs because the internal tissue of the tightly circumcised penis experiences continuous pressure, leading to decreased sensitivity in the clitoral tip.

Essentially, the ongoing compression of the sensitive tissues causes a gradual desensitization effect, diminishing the sensations normally associated with sexual stimulation.

SEVELY ATTESTS TO THE DESENSITIZING EFFECTS OF OVER STIMULATION IN THE FOLLOWING:

“Prolonged stimulation in the exact same spot of either the male glans or the female clitoral tip can cause a numbing effect.”

MASTERS & JOHNSON REPORTED THIS OBSERVATION:

“For those women who manipulate the clitoris directly…. A relative degree of local anesthesia may develop if too much manipulative pressure is applied to any one area.”

Male Clitoris Lowndes Crown

WHAT MALE’S SAY AFTER CIRCUMCISION

Given the newfound understanding of the homologous nature of the female and male clitoris, let’s examine the following quotes extracted from a national survey.

The respondents in this survey were men who were aware that circumcision could impact the sensitivity and sexual performance of their penis.

It is important to note that since the glans (the head of the penis) and the clitoral tip are closely related in proximity, these men may not have been aware of the clitoris’s existence. Therefore, when they mention the glans, they might actually be referring to the glans/clitoral tip.

The quotes below shed light on the experiences and perceptions of these men, offering valuable insights into the effects of circumcision on their sexual experiences:

“After my circumcision, I noticed a decrease in sensitivity in my glans during sexual activities.”
“The procedure left my glans feeling somewhat numb, which affected my sexual pleasure.”
“I wish I had known about the potential impact on glans sensitivity before deciding on circumcision.”
“The loss of sensitivity in my glans has affected my sexual performance and overall enjoyment.”
“It’s surprising how much circumcision can influence the sensations in the glans, making sex feel different.”
“Takes too long to orgasm due to desensitizing of head.”
“Glans is callused and numb to subtle sensations.”
“Constant, continual chafing and desensitization of glans.”
“I enjoy no sensations on my glans; orgasm requires painful thrusting.”
“I have to be at the point of abuse and pain to my penis to reach orgasm, it is so desensitized from circumcision.”

CIRCUMCISION – PENILE SENSITIVITY

The conditions described above could all be a result of continuous pressure by the tightly compacted glans on the clitoral tip. This reduced or deprived pleasure in the upper penis encourages the circumcised man to favor stimulation of the middle and lower areas of the penis.

THE IMPLICATIONS OF CIRCUMCISION

These quotes underscore the significance of understanding the implications of circumcision on male sexual experiences. The close connection between the glans and clitoral tip, now recognized as homologous structures, highlights the need for informed decision-making regarding circumcision and its potential impact on sexual pleasure and sensitivity.

CONCLUSION

As we continue to explore and appreciate the shared aspects of human anatomy, it becomes crucial to have open discussions about sexual health and the consequences of various procedures.

Acknowledging the homologous nature of the male and female clitoris allows us to approach sexual education and healthcare with greater sensitivity and inclusivity.

EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOK: “SEX AS NATURE INTENDED IT“

This blog was written on August 5th, 2023 by Aleena Aspley, who is a Certified Sexological Bodyworker. Aleena’s bodywork studio is located in North Brisbane, Queensland Australia.