Where should women not touch

Some sensitive areas of the female body and mind do require special attention, including the physically vulnerable parts and the psychological sense of boundaries.

The more vulnerable parts of the female body mainly include the perineum, breasts, and other areas, where tissues are more sensitive. Improper touching may cause discomfort or even injury to the body. The skin of the perineum is thin and the nerves are densely distributed, making external stimulation easy to cause pain or inflammation. Breast tissue contains a large number of glands, rough contact may cause breast damage, and lactating women need to be more cautious. The position of the carotid sinus is superficial, and excessive compression may cause a sudden drop in blood pressure. The psychological boundaries are equally important, as touching a woman's waist, thighs, and other areas without permission may cause strong discomfort. Many women have an instinctive defensive response to sudden physical contact, which is related to cultural background and personal experiences. In intimate relationships, it is also necessary to respect the other party's physical autonomy. Suddenly touching sensitive areas such as earlobes and the back of the neck may trigger resistance. Proper physical distance should be maintained in the workplace environment to avoid any behavior that may be misunderstood as sexual harassment. Establishing a sense of mutual respect for bodily boundaries is crucial, and any contact should be based on clear agreement between both parties. In daily life, one should pay attention to gentle movements and avoid joking physical offenses. In case of necessary contact such as medical examination, sufficient communication and explanation should be provided in advance. Women also need to understand their sensitive areas, express their boundaries clearly in a timely manner when feeling uncomfortable, and seek legal or psychological assistance if necessary.