In the 19th century, orgasm was seen as unnecessary and perhaps even unhealthy for women. At the beginning of the 20th century, Freud declared that the clitoris was a child's plaything and that vaginal orgasm was the only healthy, appropriate type of orgasm for women. This is not true. Orgasms are orgasms regardless of how they are stimulated. A. Masturbation can help women discover what feels good and what types of stimulation work best to produce orgasm.
Masturbation also allows a woman to be sexually active when no partner is available.
Many people also use vegetables and foods such as chocolate or whipped cream, and common household items such as brush handles or clothespins, and battery-operated devices such as electric toothbrushes. There are many rituals surrounding sex that mark it as a special and intensely pleasurable human activity. In these traditions, women are honored for their ability to conceive and give birth and for their sexual power, and are seen as sexual teachers. Women's pleasure is considered central to sexual activity. If you look at most anatomy books you will see that there is no agreement among anatomists as to how many parts the clitoris has.