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msminnamouse

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Do These Two Orgasms Feel the Same? Posted: 09-12-06 02:25am


Do the clitoral and the vaginal (g-spot) orgasms feel the same?

deebaby621

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Posted: 09-12-06 13:58pm


No. But people will have different opinions on this, about which one feels better and whatnot. Vaginal orgasms feel great don't get me wrong but for me, clitoral orgasms are way more intense and seem to affect my whole body. I always get really tired after having an intense clitoral orgasm.

alia86

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Posted: 10-02-06 08:14am


Am a bit young never had sex and would like to knw wat is the difference bwtween clitorial orgasm n vaginal? Like vaginal happens at the beginning of the vagine..N clitorial is way deep? Um veryy uneducated about this hehe can u give me adetailed expalination..Id appreciate it thx

Kia

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Posted: 10-02-06 12:39pm


A vaginal orgasm is caused by stimulation within the vagina itself. Many women can not orgasm through vaginal stimulation alone. A clitoral orgasm is caused by stimulating the clitoris. This kind of orgasm is often more intense for most women. I personally have never found there to be a difference.

deebaby621

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Posted: 10-05-06 17:18pm


Well i've been sexually active since I was 15 & the clitoral has always been the best. Ha, then again i've only had one vaginal orgasm my entire life. I don't know why but it's so hard for me to have a vaginal orgasm. It was pretty intense the 1 time I did have it though.

Melissa_20

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Posted: 10-06-06 15:55pm


I have never had a vaginal but plenty clitoral!

liwikiwi

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Posted: 10-06-06 16:18pm


Vag. Lasts .W.A.Y longer for me...So I like them better than clitoral <quote> like vaginal happens at the beginning of the vagine..N clitorial is way deep? Clitoral is outside the vagina all together...From your 'clitoris'...Its that sesitive little tip that surounds your vagina...Does that make sense?? Lol sory I can't explain better

jusumgirl

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2 Kinds of Orgasms.. Posted: 10-09-06 18:56pm


Clitoral orgasms are way easier to come by. G-spot orgasms are way more intense, like it includes the whole body, is more deep. Clitoral, in contrast, seems less intense, more childish. Both are great tho!

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