Have you wondered if women have erections similar to men during intimacy? Well, interesting enough, they do.
This is called Clitoral erection. It is a physiological phenomenon where the clit becomes enlarged and firm.
When most people say “clit,” they are usually talking about the sensitive love button that sits at the apex of the labia of the female reproductive organ.
But that is not the whole clitoris. It’s just the external part, known as the glans. There’s an internal part, too.
Studies show that, the clit extends back into the body (usually close to 4 inches). If you were to extract the clit entirely from the body, it will look a bit like a wishbone.
When aroused, blood rushes to the erectile tissue that makes up the clit (the same tissue as in a male reproductive organ), causing it to become engorged. You might be wondering this clitoral erection is similar to erection in males.
The answer is, Yes. The difference is that when ladies get erections, you can’t really see them, because most of the clit is inside the body.
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