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Most Men Do This Wrong! The Y.O.N.I Approach to Fingering | Urologist Explains

Most Men Do This Wrong! The Y.O.N.I Approach to Fingering | Urologist Explains Most men think fingering is about speed or intensity—but as a urologist, I can tell you the real secret is going slower. In this video, I break down my Y.O.N.I Approach—an evidence-based, step-by-step framework for creating deeper pleasure, trust, and intimacy through mindful touch. #IntimacyTips #UrologistExplains #SlowTouch #YONIApproach #FemalePleasure #RelationshipAdvice #SexualHealth #DoctorBacked #ScienceOfIntimacy #MenEducation Here’s what you’ll learn today: ✅ Why slow touch is scientifically superior for female arousal ✅ The Y.O.N.I Framework: Yield, Observe, Nurture, Integrate ✅ Common mistakes men make (and how to avoid them) ✅ The science of nerves, blood flow, and hormones in female pleasure ✅ Practical, guided steps for slow fingering done the right way ✅ Why intimacy is about connection, not performance This is not about tricks—it’s about respect, patience, and presence. If you want to unlock a deeper level of intimacy, this video is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more doctor-backed insights on intimacy, relationships, sexual health, and attraction. 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro – Why Slow Is the Secret 01:12 Why This Topic Matters 03:49 The Y.O.N.I Approach (Framework) 07:11 Common Mistakes Men Make 9:57 The Science of Slow Touch 13:19 Practical Guided Steps (How-To) Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is intended to promote healthy understanding of intimacy, relationships, and sexual wellness from a medical and scientific perspective. The content is not graphic, pornographic, or intended to arouse, and it does not encourage unsafe, harmful, or non-consensual behavior. Always ensure clear consent, respect, and communication in any intimate interaction. This video does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have specific questions about your health, please consult a qualified healthcare provider or licensed medical professional. Viewer discretion is advised. This content is meant for a mature audience interested in science-based education on intimacy and sexual health.