Hello. I'm 20 year old female and I have some probably stupid questions to make. You see, I have tried masturbating when I was very early, I believe I was 15 and never really experienced an orgasm. So I have quit. Just recently I started to sleep with my boyfriend and couple of times, after sex, he asked me did I orgasm.
I really don’t know what to say to him, because I simply don’t know. I haven’t felt anything I could describe as orgasm.
I don’t know how to recognize an orgasm. I'm afraid that I'm some kind of freak or that maybe I could be frigid! Please tell me this isn’t truth!
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Hello. I have just read your post and decided to help you because I see you are upset about all this.
I will try to explain you some things about orgasm and how to recognize it. There are not a lot of good definitions of orgasm but I would describe it intensely pleasurable physical response. It is release of tension built up during sexual stimulation.
You will recognize it easy because in that moment your heart will beat faster, your breathing will speed up, your nipples will become erect, and your genitals will become filled with blood. So it's unlikely you'd confuse it with anything else.
Beside all this you should know one more and maybe the most important thing- orgasmic experience varies from woman to woman.
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your situation requires that your boyfriend sympathetically identify with your poorly articulated post-coital. to do this, you want your boyfriend to understand what it is like to be a woman. pick up a nice wig, something that suites the feebleness of his shoulders, buy him a nice dress, treat him to dinner make him feel like the lady he deserves to be. really spoil the guy. once he is comfortable with his pseudo-identity, berate him until he recognizes that he is no longer the man you want him to be. he'll be sobbing in your lap at which point you'll want to continue take advantage of him emotionally by saying things like "I do it because I love you" then BAM! penetration. As the two of you are locked in a dead-eyed stare in a desperate world of pain, he'll understand the complexity and the utter frailty of a woman's desire.
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