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Is A Vaginal Orgasm A Myth?

By soooo_you August 08, 2020 10 answers Last updated August 08, 2020

I am 29 years old, I have been with 8 men and I have never had a vaginal orgasm. And I tried it myself, I can't. I only experience a clitoral orgasm. Last night I shared this with a friend and she told me that it is the same with her and with other women she commented on it and came to the conclusion that vaginal orgasm is a myth. I think I have something. Otherwise I feel great pleasure from sex, arousal, hydration. However, I wonder if I miss the vaginal orgasm from where I know, ignorance, or the wrong technique, or just there is no such thing, or not in some women, m? What do you think?

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manu_sex69 answered · August 08, 2020

   And I'm like that, they generally say I need a lot of "practice", but I haven't gotten vaginal.

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abhishek__malik answered · August 08, 2020

   * Vaginal orgasm is not a myth !!! It's like a squirt orgasm, some women know it, others don't, but that doesn't mean it's a myth, as it hasn't happened to some. * Every woman is different in herself. Some have a vaginal orgasm but cannot have a clitoral one. Others only clitoral but not vaginal. Third, only squirt orgasm, no clitoral or vaginal. The fourth are lucky, they can experience clitoral, vaginal and squirt orgasms. * But never draw general conclusions after it hasn't worked for you !!! - Mary

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jessicazo answered · August 08, 2020

   I'm 31, with a similar number of partners and I only clit, which is not bad at all, because I can achieve it really quickly and almost every time. We do not worry at all about the so-called vaginal orgasm.

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yesyoucanjustdoit answered · August 08, 2020

   It's not a myth ... but not all women have it. Women literally mature sexually and reach the apogee of their sexuality somewhere around 38-40, so it will not be surprising if after a few years you start to have a vaginal orgasm. Dirty Daddy, specialist ....

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jessica_rothe answered · August 08, 2020

   Well, no, it's not a myth, but both sides have to work harder for it. It is a myth for elementary consumers, of course. Who will waste so much?

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iamakshaysom answered · August 08, 2020

   It is not a myth. I have delivered to several women. :) You are the same inside, but the man must be good at it. :) Good luck finding one! There are hardly many like me who play sports and do exercises that make them unstoppable in bed. I can do it for hours and finally there is a lot of feminine fluid around and a lot of feminine vibrations. The good thing is that you can finish many times in a row. Well, it's not endless, because at some point they ask me to stop, because they can't take it anymore. And they don't even have the strength for a cigarette. They lie straight and outstretched and can't move ... So there is this orgasm and I can prove it, but no personal data is given here and it turns out that I can't prove it in practice :) So good luck with finding a man like me and the new pleasure that your body is waiting to be discovered!

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trinity_fatu answered · August 09, 2020

   It's not a myth, but you have to find out exactly how it works for you. It works for me by adjusting my pelvis so that it stimulates more the place where it is claimed to be the "G" point - I don't know if there is one for sure, but for me it is more sensitive and I can only finish if it makes it slower. and deeper thrusts. I can't do it with fast movements. Just experiment, if you have to, tell your friend that you want on top :) and do what you like and study how exactly you feel.

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kenaubitch answered · August 09, 2020

   It's not a myth, but I often think that vaginal orgasm is more difficult for most women. Our bodies are different, this is the situation. Each ends with a different kind of stimulation and that's okay. Do not delve unnecessarily into such topics. If you still enjoy sex and feel good, then everything is fine.

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choonkmoonkie answered · August 10, 2020

   It's not a myth, but you need a few things to make it happen. Super excitement, patience and dedication on the part of the partner. If your thought is elsewhere, especially if you wind yourself up that you must reach orgasm, nothing will happen. Also, accept that women are different, some find it easier, others need time and getting to know their own bodies. Just stop turning it into a fixed idea, relax, enjoy and you have a lot of chances to succeed.

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mabgraves answered · August 10, 2020

   There is no vaginal orgasm. It's a myth, yes. She has a clitoral orgasm. Many women cum during sex, through the clitoris, because friction occurs during sex. This is done in certain poses, through certain movements. Those who squat, again thanks to the friction of the clitoris during sex.