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Q: Help

asked by: knicoler1987 on August 26th, 2007

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when i have sex i can only have an orgasim if im on top i have to work my clit i thought girls have orgasims when the guy dick is in them but not me

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Tylanas

replied on August 26th, 2007

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Re: Help

knicoler1987 wrote:

when i have sex i can only have an orgasim if im on top i have to work my clit i thought girls have orgasims when the guy penis is in them but not me

It's a widely assumed myth.

Most girls orgasm exactly the way you are describing: through clitoral stimulation.

Very few girls can orgasm from vaginal stimulation alone, or even at all!!

Not every girl has a "g-spot" inside of them, or if they do, it's not very sensitive.

Working on learning to orgasm from vaginal stimulation is something best done on your own, or during manual/oral sex, so that you or your partner can stimulate the g-spot with their fingers.

If you have a sensitive g-spot, stimulating it will feel like an intense need to pee. Having clitoral stimulation to help bring you to orgasm is great. You have to "let go", just like you were going to pee, in order to orgasm from g-spot stimulation. A liquid may or may not come out of the urethra (pee hole) if you orgasm. If it does happen, it's called squirting. It is NOT pee!

That's all the info I have on vaginal orgasm!!

You're perfectly normal only orgasming from your clitoris. Most women - including me - are just like you!

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