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But other erogenic areas exist, the stimulation of which produces the same results.— The Sexual Life of the Child
Thus, in many persons, a slight stimulation of the nape of the neck, of the scalp, &c., has an erogenic effect.— The Sexual Life of the Child
He considers that the lips and the fingers are erogenic zones.— The Sexual Life of the Child
"There is almost no feature, article of dress, attitude, act," Dr. Stanley Hall has truly remarked, "or even animal, or perhaps object in nature, that may not have to some morbid soul specialized erogenic and erethic power."— The Task of Social Hygiene
Other erogenic zones are also at times found in children, but not often; whereas in adults such erogenic zones are numerous, but differ greatly in different individuals.— The Sexual Life of the Child
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