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ania

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Is Orgasm a Psychological Thing?
Posted: 05-28-04 20:13pm

Hi, i'm 26 yo. I’ve been married for over a year now. I’ve been sexually active for over 7 years with more than one partner (not at the same time Smile ). I’ve always enjoyed sex, but I have never had orgasm during the intercourse, only while playing with my clitoris. It hadn’t really bothered before, because I always had fun and I still enjoyed the whole experience. My partners never knew that I didn’t come during the intercourse, because I faked it… I used to do the same with my husband, till he figured me out and I admitted to him that i’d been faking and that I had never had orgasm during intercourse with anybody. I tried to explain that I was fine about it and I got used to the fact that i’m one of those women that don’t experience it. But that didn’t really convinced him. Our sex life has gotten poor and rare… he said that it feels empty to him to be inside of me and have all the pleasure, when he knows that I don’t. I don’t know what to do. Maybe it’s something wrong with me in a "mental" way and I just don't belive that I can have orgasms? Is that true that orgasm in women it’s a very psychological thing?
How can I solve my problem?
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logansmom7402

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My Expreience With & Without Orgasm
Posted: 05-29-04 01:40am

I've always been able to achieve orgasm mannually, either alone, or with assistance from my husband. However, I experience orgasm during sex maybe 50% but, if i'm not relaxed, and haven't had good forplay, it won't happen. For me, if my mind is somewhere else, the orgasm will be too, perhaps with those other thoughts where it's not supposed to be, lol. Have you ever tried using toys while with your hubby? Just the fact of having a little tool might cause arousal! Most importantly, relaxation and forplay are very neccessary, mental excitememt is much more needed for us, whereas men can get off by just the physical act! Hope this helps some, please feel free to ask me anything, i'll share as much as I can! Smile
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Darling

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Posted: 05-29-04 02:57am

87% of women cannot achieve orgasm through intercourse alone....Most girls don't have orgams while having sex, most require some kind of clitoral stimulation. Why not manually stimulate yourself while having sex? It works well that way
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ania

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Posted: 05-29-04 06:03am

Thanks guys for your advices. I will have to talk about it again with my hubby. We've never tried any toys, so that would be a new experience for me. Do you have any suggestions which toys work better than other?

One more question. He makes me come during the oral sex , does that may decrease the chance of reaching orgasm during the intercourse ?

Thanks again,
ania
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Teenytoona

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Not to Worry
Posted: 05-31-04 03:45am

Ania, you're pretty normal. And how you have an orgasm (whether via oral sex or toys) doesn't reduce your chances of having an orgasm another way. Fact of the matter is, the majority of the female's sexual pleasure comes from the clitoris. It is the only organ on the human body, male or female, designed for pleasure only. even g-spot orgasms are due to the clitoris being stimulated (as the nerve endings from the clitoris extend to roughly that area). Imo trying to have an orgasm without clitoral stimulation is like telling a man to have an orgasm without involving the penis. The clitoris has 2x the nerve endings of a penis, why neglect it?? Truth be told, the idea the sex should be all penis-in-vagina and be enough to give a woman an orgasm alone is very freudian in nature and very ignorant of women's physical structure. Not to say that intercourse isn't pleasureable, but it's not the sole orgasm-producer for women.

Give yourself some clitoral stimulation, don't be embarassed about it, you'd expect him to use his penis wouldn't you?? :p Wink

as far as sex toys are concerned, there are many very good ones, some very "realisitic" and some more "disgused" check out
the honey bear and my personal favorite: the rabbit pearl.


Experiment alot and try different things and most importantly, have fun!!
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ania

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Posted: 06-08-04 13:38pm

Thanks everyone for advices.
I've talked to my hubby about it all I read in here. He agreed that we need to work on the foreplay. I also bought a vibrator, that was just delivered today! It's the pearl dolphine. It looks kinda big... Wink




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scope

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Posted: 06-10-04 02:53am

You say about an orgasm being a psychological thing, ive posted this in the mens section aswell but when I ejaculate I dont feel nuffin no pleasure no nuffin its like goin for a pee and ive had this from as long as I can remember im healthy so could it be psychological and how do I know for sure and cure it ? Question
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Confuzed and Concerned

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Posted: 06-15-04 15:32pm

I've reached orgasm during sex without any foreplay before, every time in the missionary position. I've noticed that on the days that it happens I haven't had sex for a few days and I usually have been thinking about it a lot. Also, i've only had it happen with two guys. The one i'm dating now has done it to me a few times, much to his delight. A lot of it is mental. I like to be able to see what's going on. But I also concentrate on feeling it. I've also learned that if you rock your hips up some and position your legs right, it can hit the g spot or something and I can orgasm. I have to really be in the mood.

Hope this isn't too graphic but I wanna help you out so....

Try this next time. Try missionary and pull your legs up farther and spread your legs as far as you can for him. It will give him better penetration and also sometimes he hits right on your clitoris and it can make you orgasm without a finger being laid on you. Try being playful and experiement with different things too.

Hope that helps a little.
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Confuzed and Concerned

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Posted: 06-15-04 15:38pm

Oh one more thing. I have noticed that if I orgasm during foreplay, I won't orgasm during sex. The second orgasm is a lot harder for me to get then the first.

You may want to talk to your hubby about technique. Slow, then fast, hard, then gentle... Technique does matter.
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ania

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Posted: 06-15-04 15:40pm

Thanks a lot.

I think my problem is in not being albo to cencentrate all the way. When I have sex I do think of other things too, just ramdom ones that got to my head.
I will try to focus more.

Thanks again!

Ania
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