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Q: female multiple orgasms

asked by: extazy48 on January 7th, 2008

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whats up people...my girlfriend and i have had sex numerous times for the past 3 months and shes never orgasmed.several times during sex i notice she starts shakign especially when i play with her clit and she asks me to stop (maybe embarrassed or w/e?)....the other night we had sex and it wasj ust crazy she was breathing really heavy shaking a lot and then she ejaculated....a lotttt...she was on top...id seen this on videos but never thought id be witness to this..but she just came a whole lot....around 5 times consecutive with like 10 second intervals in great amounts...was this an orgasm or how is this labelled? thanks for reading!!

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Georgia59

replied on January 8th, 2008

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You could ask her lol...

Ok a few things:

when a guy plays with my clit sometimes I get really shaky and make him stop because the touch is too direct and it almost hurts. Try using more lubrication or a softer touch.

If she ejaculated, that was probably a vaginal orgasm (not from her clit).

Was she a virgin before she had sex with you? You could just ask her what it was or how it felt.

extazy48

replied on January 8th, 2008

New User

yeah she was...she said the feeling was excellent it felt awesome etc she just doesnt know if it was an orgasm...when i play with her clit she does the same thing...what happens if we do pass this point? would she orgasm or just keep feeling whatever shes feeling?

Tylanas

replied on January 8th, 2008

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I think that was definately an orgasm. She should know!

Georgia59

replied on January 8th, 2008

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For me if it gets to the point where I push him away, it's not gonna happen because it is starting to actually hurt. At that point I would prefer a different kind of stimulation. But who knows, maybe she would orgasm. You'll just have to play around and find out.

Just keep experimenting lol, it's fun anyways.

Little Miss Oops

replied on January 9th, 2008

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Georgia59 wrote:

when a guy plays with my clit sometimes I get really shaky and make him stop because the touch is too direct and it almost hurts.

omg i'm not the only one!!! That's awesome lol i didn't know if it was just me or what lol

PenguinsRus

replied on January 9th, 2008

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Chances are she had an orgasm (unless if she peed a lot?)

Little Miss Oops

replied on January 9th, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

lol i always go pee before sex because im scared that will happen lol

Tylanas

replied on January 9th, 2008

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cassie K wrote:

Georgia59 wrote:

when a guy plays with my clit sometimes I get really shaky and make him stop because the touch is too direct and it almost hurts.

omg i'm not the only one!!! That's awesome lol i didn't know if it was just me or what lol

You two may like indirect stimulation instead. Try having him rub the shaft of the clitoris instead of the tip of it. That's how I actually masturbate!

Georgia59

replied on January 9th, 2008

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I do- that's the only way I can reliably orgasm Smile

Lauren_Jay15

replied on January 11th, 2008

Experienced User

Ah I get that when theres too much stimulation on the clit it starts getting sore, try using something softer, your tongue perhaps! lol.

Lauren_Jay15

replied on January 11th, 2008

Experienced User

Ah I get that when theres too much stimulation on the clit it starts getting sore, try using something softer, your tongue perhaps! lol.

Georgia59

replied on January 11th, 2008

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yeah, or more lube

the clit is WAY more sensitive than the head of the penis and much be treated very gently

Tylanas

replied on January 11th, 2008

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Actually touching my clitoris doesn't bring me any pleasure at all... it hurts. I have to stimulate it through the clitoral hood.

PenguinsRus

replied on January 11th, 2008

Supporter

Eiri wrote:

Actually touching my clitoris doesn't bring me any pleasure at all... it hurts. I have to stimulate it through the clitoral hood.

I'm the same exact way.

CoolGlassofH2O

replied on January 12th, 2008

Experienced User

For me to Orgasm the touch to the clitoras has to be around it. Direct contact hurts!lol so try a firm steady touch around the clit. Were not like men that they need a non stop PACe to Orgasm. Personally I or my boyfriend has to stop once in a while so my Orgasm can build up.

Tylanas

replied on January 12th, 2008

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Oh, see once I get going I can't stop or it will hold off orgasm and it takes longer to achieve.

puhrer

replied on April 21st, 2009

New User

My partner doesn't like clitoral stimulation, says it does nothing for her. She doesn't like me even trying. She wants super fast finger action (insertion), but doesn't like it when my fingers tire and doesn't go straight in then out (gets tiring and it goes in more circular motion). She used to masterbate after our love making, but after months, I got depressed/upset I couldn't satisfy her and she had to resort to masterbate in front of me to pleasure herself. Now she doesn't do that- and she doesn't orgasm. I have never been able to make her orgasm in 1 year being together. Any ideas or help?

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