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Q: Normal orgasm ?

asked by: followyouintothedark on January 16th, 2009

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For the longest time I could not what I thought was orgasm. My boyfriend and I have sex almost every weekend I feel like the sex is amazing even though I don't really feel my body climax i still feel really good afterwards. Well recently I have been messing around to see if I could get myself to actually climax. And I thought I did but when I "came" it seemed like i was just peeing and I didn't get any pleasure from it then if I would not have done that. Is any of this normal?

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J3nnyuk

replied on January 16th, 2009

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hey well when you were pleasuring yourself and you thought you had come, it sounds like you did, the stuff you described as pee wasn't it was come. When you are about to come it does feel like you are going to pee so most woman stop because they think they are going to pee on their partner but they are not, when you feel that feeling just let go and it will feel good trust me good luck Jenny

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