[ SECRET POST #2650 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2650 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Orgasm from g-spot or prostate

[(Anonymous)]

Er, the clit isn't INSIDE inside. As in, inside the vagina. At least, not on any of the ladies I've ever seen (including myself). It's separate, above the vaginal opening, though it does tend to hang out in its own hiding place (the clitoral hood).

And my g-spot isn't all that deep inside. It's maybe an inch from the inner labia. If that. I can reach it with the tip of my middle finger if I'm inside to the second knuckle.

I know, I know, way too TMI. ;p

As for can I orgasm from internal stimulation alone? Yes. Quite easily. It shocked me to find out most women can't.

Re: Orgasm from g-spot or prostate

[(Anonymous)]

It shocked me to find out most women can't.

It's really unfortunate that there isn't more education about this. I actually got dumped once by a guy because I couldn't orgasm from penetration alone. I was sexually inexperienced and while I knew how to masturbate to orgasm, I hadn't quite figured out how to incorporate that into sex with another person (lots of multitasking involved, there) before he started complaining that I clearly wasn't attracted to him and ended the relationship. At the time, I had no idea it wasn't a problem with me and not my fault for not trying harder. I thought both of the sex ed classes I'd had in school were pretty comprehensive, but they never covered this. Of course, even people in favor of comprehensive sex ed still get jumpy if you stray from the clinical and into the realm of how people enjoy sex - ESPECIALLY how women enjoy sex.

Re: Orgasm from g-spot or prostate

[chardmonster]

No, he dumped you for not faking like the other girls.

He might have thought differently, but really, that's why. If he thinks it's normal for women to not need clitoral stimulation he was either really inexperienced or a deluded idiot (it sounds like the latter).