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Q: Female orgasm not always possible?

asked by: playa6oh on January 3rd, 2008

New User

Ok. Here is my question. My wife and I had a discussion the other night and I do not understand how this can happen. She tells me that she can not orgasm at times because its like her "spot" is not there. I asked her if it is something I am doing wrong, and she said "no, its nothing with you...sometimes i am able to have an orgasm and other times i am not". This goes in spurts, and I was just wondering how it is possible that a womans "g spot" is not there at times and cant feel it? Do any of you ladies have this issue? Thanks for your help!

Replies(3)

lele25

replied on January 3rd, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

I don't think that its literally gone, but sometimes yeah it is hard for me to climax. It has nothing to do with what my husband is or is not doing, sometimes its just difficult. I have found though that if we prolong forplay, then climaxing during sex comes much easier. Also, if I'm stressed, tired, had one to many glasses of wine, ect. then it can really mess up my ability to climax. Try more forplay, if your not already, and ask her if there's anything else you can do to please her. Good Luck!

mrsJ

replied on January 4th, 2008

Experienced User

Go for her clitoris...g spot Os are impossible for most women anyway.

n2r7moopad

replied on January 4th, 2008

New User

I had this issue for years.....do some g-spot research, read some of the other g-spot topics on this page they should help you.

She has to be VERY arroused, not think about having the O it will lessen the arrousal.....and practice.

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