If a woman is only able to orgasm by clitoral stimulation, do you think it is possible to "teach" yourself how to have a g-spot orgasm with practice, experience, and the right toys and/ or partner?
Learning to orgasm?
Sure you can! You can always learn about your body and how to use those muscles to achieve g-spot orgasms. And the practice is fun too! I would say start off finding it yourself and playing with it a little just to discover where it is and how the stimulation feels. Then, once you find it and know how it feels, your partner can step in and help. For me, I had to use a toy rather than my fingers, because it's really hard for me to get my arm/hand at just the right angle. You also will have to figure out what kind of stimulation works best for you - some women like very firm pressure, or vigorous thrusting, or a combination of the 2 or even something totally different. Then you can find out if you prefer dual stimulation or 1 area at a time... or anything else.
05/28/2011
It's definitely possible. You just need to locate your G-spot, put your/your partner's fingers to work on your G-spot, and use a good quality G-spot toy. I'm sure you will get orgasms in no time! And of course, getting your partner to perform oral on your clit in addition to the above will make it 10 times better!
05/28/2011
It's definitely possible. I think the same is true for Pspots, and the big factor that a lot of people don't mention is the mental component. Thinking that something is supposed to happen or feel a certain way can inhibit a G or Pspot orgasm. The fact is that these types of orgasms feel quite a bit different than clitoral or penis orgasms, and so the ability to let go of expectations based on those types of orgasms is important.
06/26/2011
Very few women can orgasm without any clitoral stimulation, but it's definitely possible to have stronger, ore intense orgasms by adding g-spot stimulation to clitoral stimulation. There can be a social pressure on women to come just from vaginal and g-spot stimulation that troubles me. I've met men who are offended when their partner can't orgasm from just intercourse, as if their partners' bodies were defective. Not cool.
On the other hand, if you're just curious about the reports of g-pot orgasms being stronger, I definitely recommend adding g-spot toys in with your normal routine, and have fun!
On the other hand, if you're just curious about the reports of g-pot orgasms being stronger, I definitely recommend adding g-spot toys in with your normal routine, and have fun!
10/22/2011
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I am working on that process. I have always only had clitoral stimulated orgasm. I am trying to explore the g-spot in order to get the full experience.
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If a woman is only able to orgasm by clitoral stimulation, do you think it is possible to "teach" yourself how to have a g-spot orgasm with practice, experience, and the right toys and/ or partner?
12/28/2011
