LOL, that will be funny, and make me look differently at the Lebanese
What you are experiencing is not unusual, not by a long shot. The reason is that your sex organ is your clitoris, not your vagina. Your vagina is a birth canal, the outlet for menstrual debris, mucus and infections, and a safe place for a male partner to deposit his sperm to impregnate you. It is largely devoid of nerve endings to protect you during natural child birth.
Your clitoris on the other hand has over 8000 nerve endings, the densest of any organ in the human body. And that is only in the glans. The glans is just the tip of a massive clitoral complex that goes 15 cm inside your body. Two bulbs run under your labia around the vagina towards the anus. The legs goes deep into your body. Today the speculation is that the so called 'g spot' and vaginal orgasms are actually the deep structures of the clitoral complex getting stimulated.
Some women will develop feeling in their vagina, typically in their late 20's or early 30's. It is not clear if they have different anatomy, or just manage to activate the deep structures of the clitoral complex through persistence and practice.
During intercourse, the vast majority of women do not get enough stimulation on their clitoris to orgasm. The way to fix that is to rub the clitoris or use a small clitoral vibrator (so to be blunt, masturbate while he is inside you).
The second way is to change the mechanics of intercourse. Tilt your pelvis and grind and rub your clitoris on him during intercourse. Sex does not have to be the traditional up/down or in/out affair. Even better - get on top where you control angle, depth, tempo and you can take his hands and make him do what you want.
There is also a specialized and advanced sex position that is almost guaranteed to give you an orgasm. It is called Coital Alignment Technique (or C.A.T.). You can google it. It is quite difficult to describe here.
The length of time for penis in vagina intercourse also have a direct relationship to your ability to orgasm. In contrast, foreplay was found to not have such a big influence on your ability to orgasm.
So there is the secret that women do not talk about, and that we do not pass on to our daughters. We just assume something is wrong with as and play along. Of course there are a very small number of women that will never ever orgasm, or never with a partner. These are however a very small number.after therapy and education, only a fraction of 1 percent stays anorgasmic.
Your hormones are also changing. As you go through menopause, your vaginal walls and lips lose their fluffiness and become thinner and less elastic (due to the changes in estrogen and testosterone). So lubrication becomes more and more important. It may also take you longer to get aroused and reach orgasm, even with your vibrator. The secret to combatting that is to stay sexually active. Masturbation or sex, it does not matter. Going through a complete sexual arousal cycle will keep your genitals in good condition. Kegel exercises can also do wonders to improve your experience of sex.
I hope this helps!