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rachel15

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I Cant 'come' With My Boyfriend Please Help
Posted: 08-04-05 11:37am

Me and my boyfriend have been sexually active for about 9 months.
Before I had heard about orgasms but never new if I had experienced one. I got some advice to masterbate. I started to do this and I had and orgasm. But ever since that, when I have been with my boyfriend, I haven't been able to have one.
It this becasus my body is to used to having an orgasm with me or am I nervous or what?
Please can you give me your advice and help
i really confused
p.S I have only ever had an orgasm twice with my boyfriend 'doing the job'
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Tylanas

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Posted: 08-28-05 20:02pm

I orgasm occasionally when my bf stimulates me, and i'm (not to brag) an expert at making myself orgasm. I think I started masturbating when I was 12 o.O more than a year before I got my period, haha!

I didn't even know (until I read this forum) that there are 2 kinds of orgasm for women: a clitoral orgasm and a vaginal orgasm. I've never had a vaginal orgasm, but after several months of sex with my bf, I actually almost had one the other day! It's a much deeper feeling that a clitoral orgasm, which just makes be buck around like i'm having a seizure. I could tell that if i'd actually made it to orgasm from the vagina, that it would have been a big orgasm. The whole house would have heard me!

What i'm attempting to say is that you have to be very very relaxed with your bf in order to orgasm. Even though clitoral orgasm is easier to reach, you still have to learn to trust and let go. It sounds like you're slowly being able to do that. To stimulate the clitoris during sex at a speed fast enough to make me orgasm would be pretty hard, singe I really beat myself up when I go at it, and my bf has to do the same thing.

Plus, reaching the right spot inside of your body (the g-spot) is something that takes practice. My advide for the best position (since the g-spot is on the front of your vagina) is either doggy-style (you can do that lying on your sides, it's fun! And the bed doesn't squeak) or with you on top of him, with him on his back. That's how I almost orgasmed! You can really press yourself against him that way.

Also, if he can stimulate you almost to orgasm and then enter you, in a way that you can still rub against him (or he can reach-around if you're going doggy) then you can orgasm that way. That's what me and my bf normally do. That way, you get your pleasure, and he gets the pleasure of riding you as you go crazy beneath him :)

another thing you can try: though it's rare, apparently some women orgasm from anal sex, not vaginal sex. Anal sex is really enjoyable, but i've only done it once so I don't know if i'd orgasm from it or not. Just go slow, and use natural body fluids for lube (less messy) and it'll be much less painful. Plus the "kinkyness" factor might turn you on more too! It feels kinda weird as you get going (and right at first, at least for me, it was really painful for a second, the first time he slipped in. But I pulled away, he gave me a few seconds to relax, and he slid inside againa nd it didn't hurt at all!) it kinda feels like you have to poo (cause normally when there's something in there that big, it's a really big log!) but that goes away cause it feels so good.

Okay, now that you have waaaaaay mor info than you'll ever need, good luck!
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