Medical Questions > Womens Health > Womens Chat Forum

Women: Can too-much foreplay take away from the BigO?

Must Read
The loss of bladder control affects about 17 million people in the U.S. But what is incontinence? How does female incontinence occur? ...
Incontinence can be caused by mechanical, anatomic or medical issues. But what are these? And who is at risk of developing bladder problems?...
Urinary incontinence symptoms range from mild to severe. Learn to identify signs of bladder control problems and know when to seek help here....
Hi,

My wife, whom I dearly love and have been with for over 20years, has complained off and on that there are times where is she gets "too-aroused" [ too much foreplay? ] and it takes away from her orgasm, compared to when she hits her peak with say less foreplay?

Sooo, I've "dialed it back some" with regard to the foreplay, and she seems to enjoy it more when she reaches her peak. Seems quite odd to me...

Anybody else experience this, and/or have solutions?
Did you find this post helpful?
|

replied November 4th, 2012
with more foreplay, or less foreplay, all I wish is that i should atleast get an orgasm!! I still haven't gotten an orgasm ever, but i think that most women require more foreplay.
|
Did you find this post helpful?

User Profile
replied November 15th, 2012
She probably has a sensitive vagina and too much pressure or too much friction throws her off a bit.
|
Did you find this post helpful?
Quick Reply