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Q: orgasm once

asked by: alaskanattack on June 5th, 2009

New User

My girlfriend and i have been having sex for a while and we've been together for 2 years and we've never really had a problem. But when we first started dating and i would either have intercourse/or even oral with her she would be able to orgasm several times within that night. But lately it seems even if i make her orgasm small (just clitoris stimulation) she can't handle me even touching her breasts afterwords or she shakes. not anything crazy like a seizure, but non the less making it hard to pleasure her again. I know she isn't faking it when she has an orgasm (were very open with each other and theres plenty of mess left behind from her)so how can i make it so she can have multiple orgasms and we can last more than an hour?

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MyrahU

replied on June 5th, 2009

Active User, very eHealthy

Maybe wait a minute or two after the first one before you keep going to let the nerves calm down. After an orgasm, a woman can be stimulated to the point that any touch can be too much. Try waiting and see if that helps.

alaskanattack

replied on June 5th, 2009

New User

I have also tried waiting for some amount of time, as you have pointed out that any touching is too much (i can't even touch her breasts or stomach for that matter) but usually once is enough for the entire night.

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