[ SECRET POST #4815 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4815 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I beg to differ. :P

I'm a cis woman and anal is insanely pleasurable for me, and vaginal penetration doesn't feel good at all to me. I've joked that my nerve endings are wired backwards, but according to my doctor, there's a tiny bit of truth to that...things are generally in the same place, but different people have minor variations in their anatomy.

So, yeah, I get that for a lot of women, it doesn't feel good, but there are some of us (I've talked to others who feel the same way I do) that it feels amazing for, so saying "it's not pleasurable if you don't have a prostate" isn't always true.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm semi-similar except that I do have nerves in my vagina, but almost too much. I feel pleasure there, but I also feel pain with any touch. Actually I feel a certain level of pain most of the time, and then pain increases dramatically with any insertion of anything. I can touch the outside, but that's it.

Anal touching and touching the area between the anal area and vagina area are the things that can turn me on without causing pain. I can get off from that or from straight fic/porn without any physical stimulation.

No partners and haven't tried since I can't imagine a guy or girl being able to handle all that.

But just, honestly, everyone's body is different. Generalities don't really work.

[(Anonymous)]

yep they call it the "cul-de-sac" - a spot opposite the clitoris that may share some of the same nerve endings and thus, in some clitoris-havers, the equivalent of an A-spot. I have one. It's great, I love it.