CUNNILINGUS TIPS
The Best Clitoris Toy 🌬
CUNNILINGUS TIPS
The Best Clitoris Toy 🌬
Her clitoris has a favorite toy. And it’s not plastic.
Yes, the right penetration can get her off. Fingering can too.

But when it comes to her most intense, consistent, and addictively satisfying orgasms…

Oral is king.

Because no finger, no penis, and no toy can mimic the wet, sensual symphony of your tongue, lips, and breath working in perfect unison.

Let me show you why oral isn’t just a skill—it’s a superpower.

Your Tongue Is a Precision Weapon of Pleasure
Your tongue is the only muscle in your body not limited by bones. It’s agile. Soft. Responsive. And it’s packed with sensory receptors that give you instinctive feedback with every flick, press, and swirl.

It can mimic suction, pulse like a vibrator, move endlessly without tiring.

And when you add your warm breath and moist lips? The experience becomes deeply human—and insanely erotic.

That’s what makes it better than anything store-bought.



Suction, Kissing, and Her Clit’s Hidden Hunger
Her clitoris isn’t just sensitive—it’s strategic.

It responds best to variations: soft licking, then deep suction… a flick, then a kiss… a still moment, then sudden pressure.

And here’s a secret: sucking her clit mimics the exact rhythm of top-selling toys. But you have something better—you’re alive.

You can tease, adjust, whisper, wait.

Her body knows the difference.



Saliva: Nature’s Lube (and Bonding Agent)
Saliva doesn’t just make things wet—it makes them feel.

It reduces friction, yes. But more importantly, it blurs the line between skin and desire.

A wet clitoris reacts differently. Her moans deepen. Her hips roll. Her body trusts.

And when your spit is dripping down her lips and you don’t stop? That’s when she bonds to you. Not just physically… but emotionally.



Oral Is More Than a Skill. It’s a Signature.
A toy gets turned off. A hand gets tired. A penis might need a break.

But your mouth?

When mastered—it becomes legendary.

She’ll crave the feel of your lips between her thighs. She’ll dream about the way your tongue circled, teased, pressed, devoured.

And when she talks about you to her friends? She’ll whisper one thing:

“That man’s mouth… changed everything.”

I believe that one defines oneself by reinvention. To not be like your parents. To not be like your friends. To be yourself. To cut yourself out of stone.

"Her skull was cracked" - Autopsy Result as widower Ubong seeks new partner weeks before wife's burial

When Glory Uwak died earlier this year in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, her passing seemed sudden but unremarkable to the wider public.

But the details that emerged in the days and weeks following her death have shaken many, especially after an autopsy revealed what one advocate described simply and painfully: "Her skull was cracked."

Now, less than a month before her scheduled burial on August 1st, her husband, Ubong Uwak, has found himself at the center of a new wave of outrage this time, for a Facebook post seeking a new partner.

On July 9th, Ubong, who also goes by Ubby Uwak online, posted in a Christian singles group on Facebook. “Looking for a God-fearing sister,” he wrote, in what appeared to be a straightforward relationship request.

But his post was quickly met with sharp criticism not because of its content, but because of its timing. Friends, former colleagues, and members of the online community quickly pointed out that his wife had not yet been buried, and, more alarmingly, that her death was still surrounded by serious questions.

Among the most vocal critics was Roberta Edu, Glory's former employer and a woman who had tried, quietly at first, to support a push for justice.

“You see why I always say you can’t cry more than the family? Her skull was cracked. Blood flowed from the cracks into her throat. That was the autopsy result. And yet, he’s out of custody, posting about dating,” she wrote in a public post.

Edu said she had met with Glory just hours before her death. Not long after, friends and family began coming forward with stories of abuse, painting a picture of a marriage marked by fear, control, and violence.

Concerned, Edu said she contacted Glory’s family and encouraged them to file a formal complaint with the police. She helped fund an autopsy. She paid legal fees. She pushed, hoping the findings would clear any doubt.

What came back from the coroner was, in her words, devastating: “It wasn’t natural. It wasn’t sudden. It was violent.”

Edu said she pressed the police to pursue the case fully, even taking it to the headquarters in Abuja after alleging that a local police officer was trying to derail the investigation. Ubong was arrested and detained.

Glory’s family initially supportive began to retreat. Her father, Edu said, wrote to the police to withdraw the complaint. He said his son-in-law was incapable of such a crime. The case file was still with the Directorate of Public Prosecution (DPP), but momentum was gone.

“I was ready to fight the police, the suspect, and anyone standing in the way of justice, The only ones I couldn’t fight were her family.” Edu said

She eventually pulled back from the case. Then, not long after Ubong’s release, came the dating post.

“He hasn’t buried her. The autopsy said she died from head trauma. And now, he wants a new wife? Women say they want marriage. Go ahead. Maybe you’ll be next.”

“Churches that like to join nonsense, They knew. There were signs. But they still blessed the marriage.”

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YOUR MIND IS YOUR MIGHT!

Investing more in your mind than in material possessions is one of the most transformative decisions an individual can make. While material items may offer temporary gratification, the development of the mind yields lifelong returns—wisdom, resilience, creativity, and adaptability.

The human mind, when nurtured through learning, reflection, and critical thinking, becomes a powerful engine for growth, problem-solving, and innovation. Unlike possessions that depreciate or become obsolete, the insights and intellectual skills you gain compound over time, enabling you to see opportunities where others see obstacles.

In a rapidly changing world, it is not what you own that gives you an edge, but what you know, how you think, and how well you can adapt. Education, mental discipline, and self-awareness are the keys that unlock true wealth—one that cannot be stolen, devalued, or lost.

Moreover, spending more on your mind instills confidence and elevates purpose. A well-nurtured mind becomes a reservoir of clarity and vision that transcends materialism. You learn to measure success not by the quantity of things, but by the quality of thoughts, the impact of your contributions, and the depth of your peace.

Books, mentorship, skill development, spiritual growth, and mental health support are not luxuries—they are essentials for anyone committed to a fulfilled and impactful life. When you prioritize mind over matter, you build a life that is not only successful but sustainable. As the saying goes, "If you feed your mind, your life will follow." Choose to invest where it truly counts—in the wealth of your inner world.

Friends, always remember, your MIND is your MIGHT..... Spend massively on it, because the ROI is also massive!

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5 Habits Rich People will not tell you:

1- A single minute of procrastination can destroy a month of hard work & discipline.

2- Rich people don't use their money to show off.

3- Rich people use their money to make more money.

4- Earning money while sleeping is the ultimate flex.

5- Never show off keep winning in private. Not everyone wants to see you winning.
Like minded friends who treat you to do better is the real game changer.
If you made it this far, congrats, you're part of the 1% who finish what they start.

This is a major trait for success.

Believe in your heart and soul that you are capable of big things in your life.

The only thing that is standing in your way is yourself.

Remove Your Glass Ceiling.

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"Dear Heavenly Father,

As we gather on this blessed Sunday morning, we come before you with grateful hearts. Thank you for the gift of life, for the breath of morning, and for the promise of new beginnings.

We ask for your guidance, wisdom, and peace as we navigate the day ahead. May your word be our light, your love be our shelter, and your presence be our comfort.

Bless our families, friends, and communities. Heal the broken, comfort the sorrowful, and bring hope to those who need it most.

As we worship and reflect on your goodness, may our hearts be filled with joy, our spirits be lifted, and our faith be strengthened.

In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen."

"SHE BELIEVED WHEN THE WORLD DOUBTED..." — Kizz Daniel

10 years ago, Kizz Daniel was just a dreamer with no money… but one woman stood by him — his wife.

She paid for his first studio session, stayed during his late nights, prayed over his music, and fed him when he was broke. Her friends mocked her, but she never gave up.

Today, he's a global star, and he still remembers the woman who walked through the fire with him.

> “Sometimes I’d be asleep, and she’d be holding my hands… praying for me.” — Kizz Daniel

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Moral lesson: A real man never forgets the woman who stayed when he had nothing.
Not every queen wants your crown — some just want to help you build your kingdom.