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Q: Inability to Orasm...at All

asked by: salad on April 12th, 2005

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I"ve never had sex but I have done oral and fingering plus i've tried masturbating with my hands, in teh bath, and with a vibrator. I can get to the point where my legs shake and my muscles contract but I feel like I "just can't get over that hill." one time I even squirted but that scared me. Has this ever happened to anyone else and is there something wrong with me or something that I can do?

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angiebaby

replied on April 23rd, 2005

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At the sounds of things honey u aint abnoral at all an if u sqirted then u prob come I dont always orgasm at playing with my self need a helping hand from my man for that u will see a difference when u have intercourse if u are relaxed enought that is hope this is of help to u dont worry hun u sound norm to me :)

bluejeanphoenix

replied on April 23rd, 2005

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It sounds like you probably had an orgasm...

It's become so built up as the ultimate destination in popular culture, that I think a lot of people have them, and just think they need to be bigger or flashier.

They come in all sizes, shapes, and flavors - big, small, whatever.

I say don't worry about the final destination and just enjoy the ride as much as you can :)

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