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Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 12:31 am
by AYHJA
Ahh...

Psychology...

First off, many props to Freud for using science to do freaky shit to women...Can't knock THAT hustle...

I do believe that the clit is the central spot for intense orgasms...I've had so called "vaginal" orgasms described to me as a throbbing sensation, rather than a climactic one brought about by stimulation of the clit...As the article pointed out, its only purpose seems to be sexual...

I have also read in other sources that the vagina itself has sensations that only go so deep...3" maybe..? Either way, this article proves what real sex affectionados know, sex is mental...

I have seen my woman cum in less than a minute flat, using proper stimulation...And there are definitely times as a guy, where it is easier to jizz than others...It's in the mind...It's the biggest sexual organ we have...

Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 12:42 am
by luvbugin
I agree that there's a total difference. It's tough to put into words how it feels different...I guess...vaginal is just stronger and deeper...but less intense?

Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 1:21 am
by Bandyta
i have a vaginal orgasm all the time

Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 2:25 am
by AYHJA
QUOTE(luvbugin)I agree that there's a total difference. It's tough to put into words how it feels different...I guess...vaginal is just stronger and deeper...but less intense?

Which one comes faster..?

I've always wondered why women don't always play with their clit during sex, if the clit is in fact, the more stronger of the release...In that instance, couldn't you have a...Double, if that make sense..? Is that even possible, to simultaneously have a clitoral and vaginal climax simultaneously..?

Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 3:45 am
by luvbugin
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 7:33 am
by Pete
I consider it a vaginal orgasm, as I view the vagina to be the whole thing, the clitoris, both sets of labia, vaginal canal etc. are all sub-entities of the one organ. I mean separating it all out, is like saying your mouth is just the void inside your head where the tongue resides. The mouth includes the tongue, teeth, gums, roof, that wobbly thing at the back, lips. So when you taste food, yes it is the tongue that receives the sensation (actually its the olfactory nerves in your nose, but that's getting off the beaten track), which is synomymous to saying the clitoris is what receives sensation, but still overall you're tasting/eating with your mouth.