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Q: Lack of Orgasm
asked by: sunshinesnow on March 23rd, 2005
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I've been told I do not have an orgasm yet I feel that I do. Is it even possible to not know. The fact that I produce little to no vaginal secretions leave me having doubts myself.
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starrnova16
replied on March 23rd, 2005
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Secretions Are Not Proof
You don't necessarily have to have vaginal secretions in order to prove you've had an orgasm. And all I have to say is you'll know when you've had one. If your private area is warm and seems to pulse after a feeling of extreme pleasure, then you may recognize this as an orgasm. Sometimes you may cum and not orgasm, or orgasm and not cum. And who, by the way, said you didn't orgasm? I don't think anyone can say that but yourself.
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