Yet to orgasm during sex... advice?

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Yet to orgasm during sex... advice?

Jan 29, 2012
lexi42   Woman 19yrs

Hi guys =)

I'm just wondering if anyone can offer me advice... I have yet to be able to orgasm during sex... through my clit or my g-spot unless I am manually stimulating myself... Even using fingers my partners and I have failed to find a 'g-spot' and I'm feeling pretty sad about the amazing orgasms I'm missing out on! Not that sex doesn't feel amazing... I'd just prefer it if I got a firework finish too =P

Help?

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cutesydneymale   Man 36yrs

Yet to orgasm during sex... advice?

I have a few tricks up my sleeve. Lets get together and see what we come up with...
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goodgrlzsayplz

It's a bugger

Honey, you're not alone, a lot of women can't get over the edge by just sex alone. I have to be already crazy lust drunk to get there. You just need a more experienced lover and they aren't easy to find. Or try another girlie, we have the owners manual y'know. Although she can't help you in the willy department unless she brings her goodie bag. I don't think it will be long until you find some-one to "help you out."

Have fun

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lexi42   Woman 19yrs

Unfortunately...

I'm in a long term relationship with someone who wasn't very experienced when we met, so It's unlikely I'm going to get a chance in the near future to find that more experienced person ... though we are looking for an mmf threesome... so maybe that's the key...
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anemonette   Woman 25yrs

It's frustrating

I understand how frustrating it is to not be able to find the magical "hands-free" orgasms that everyone else seems to be having. Maybe you'll find the trick that was missing, or maybe you'll have to reconcile yourself with the idea that your body just works a certain way. My tips, for what it's worth: 1) Don't assume your partner can read your mind. Show them exactly how you can get yourself off, then help them replicate it as closely as possible. 2) Touch (and/or vibe) yourself during sex. If you come, that totally counts as coming during sex! Go team. The sex police won't come after you to investigate whose hand was where. 3) Spare a thought for the women who haven't been able to come at all, ever. (probably not the advice you're looking for, but I've been in the same situation, and made peace with it)
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NaughtyLibrarian   Woman 35yrs

Practice practice practice

You said that you don't orgasm during sex...can we assume you are able to achieve it when you masturbate? Might I suggest taking the time to really explore your body, what works, what doesn't work for you and maybe introducing your partner to your play sessions so he can see how you get yourself off. You're only 19 so you still have a long long time to find those fireworks!
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MelSam   Couple Man 37yrs Woman 32yrs

Tried on top?

Have you tried being on top for a while and just swirling around and trying different movements? That's how I had my first intercourse-al O.

 

I'd been having sex for a year or so before experiencing an O from regular intercourse. I was just sitting on top of my partner and it started tingling and before I knew it I was spasming and feeling rushes. It took a while to get there though. Lots of patience and no expectations. Since then I've learnt how to get there much quicker.

 

Best of luck to you hun xox

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MS_and_Geek  

Couple Man 27yrs Woman 27yrs

Innapropriate first reply much?

Sheesh.

Now that I've got that off my chest *unties nickers*

I have ALWAYS found it difficult to climax, even when doing it myself. Your mental and emotional state-of-mind can have a huge impact on how much you enjoy sex and whether or not you climax.

I had several years where I couldn't climax, and it turns out it was the medication I was taking. I changed my meds and have since then been able to climax - but it is still difficult.

It could just be that you need to experiment a little more, to figure out what puts you over the edge, but don't be afraid to talk to a GP or therapist about it if the experimenting isn't getting you anywhere.

Cheers,
MS


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don't put....

too much pressure on yourself, a girlfriend of mine many years ago had the very same issue and it came (pun intended) without warning one day after she learnt to relax (ok the spliff before hand helped ;) ) prior to that she got very close and tense and it seemed to stop things from exploding in her tingly bits .. relax, take your time and teach your partner what you works with your fingers, you need to learn to cum from his (or hers) fingers just as much as they need to learn to bring you to climax!! good luck, give me a call if you still can't do it hahaha xxx
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jamesnp  

Man 23yrs

Hhhmmm

Exploration and experimentation.... As much as we men love to think we know what we're doing, the vast majority really don't have much of an idea. The thought process of "I'll stick appendage A in here, that'll work. Now time for appendage B and when I'm done, I'll move onto appendage C". How much consideration is there in that thought process? Basically, if your partner doesn't know what he's doing, tell him. Point stuff out to him, tell him what feels good and what doesn't. If I bat my eyelashes at your partner, will that satisfy your version of a bi MMF? :-P (times like this I wish I found blokes attractive...oh well, guess I'll have to just deal with burying my tongue and various other appendages in those wonderfully beautiful women rhp seems to attract :-) And yes, I am referring to you dgt, meeks, goodgrlz, krissy and of course the lovely Lexi :-P
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ChasingMidnight

Put it out of your mind...

...that you can't or don't, what you take to bed with you in thought will be exactly what happens.  Don't focus on I will as an alternative either...these are all self-defeating and self-fulling by nature.  Simply relax each time, disregard the past, think about a maybe and experiment as it can or will happen once you let it.  When, who knows...you will, but you have to change your self-talk.  It works that way in almost everything we do unless you have a medical condition that might prevent it.

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Uh-oh...you're not allergic to having an orgasm, are you? 

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Now I'd cover the odds that if you laughed even a little bit...you may be closer than you think.  Everything that occurs in or to your body...is an expression of the mind.

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Good luck on your journey and enjoy the benefits of your youth. 

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eagertongue4u   Man 52yrs

As CM said ... relax

Have you tried letting your partner just give you a sensual massage with oils, slowly caressing your body with his hands to help ease the tensions away so that your mind can open to the softness and caring of his touches ?

I took a Swedish massage course many years ago and have found it helps ease a lady's nervousness of the first meeting. With you 2 it is not so much the first meeting than the anxiety of the first orgasm experience.

As they say in the classics...Just lay back hunny and let it all happen

ET xox

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friskyeatin   Man 30yrs

Relax and enjoy the experience..

Think you might be stressing for no reason..

as they once said "If you build it, it will come"  so build on your experience and trying a variety of things to give you the sensation you seek - might have to include things like maybe breast play and etc while your clit is being stimulated. As for the G-spot, hard to explain in writing (and no, Im not asking to demonstrate on you like others probably are - no offence) follow the curvature of the vagina on the anterior wall (closest to belly button) - sometime I apply pressure on the area below the belly button and aid in building pressure from the bladder

Hope this or anything else helps - Happy Sexing
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blackand20   Woman 21yrs

Yet to Orgasm

Pls dont take this the wrong way, but look at your upbringing around sex, maybee you have had some programming put in that makes you feel you shouldnt enjoy, hey your only young...  Youve got plenty of time and your still enjoying.

Somtimes it can be the mental energy of your partner, somtimes your upbringing.  Try to relax and just think about YOU and your feeling.  LOL B, either way, enjoy the practise.

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ChasingMidnight

There are inconsistencies there...

...as it would appear that you can find it then it seems to disappear?

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Quoting 'lexi42'
I have yet to be able to orgasm during sex... through my clit or my g-spot unless I am manually stimulating myself... Even using fingers my partners and I have failed to find a 'g-spot' and I'm feeling pretty sad about the amazing orgasms I'm missing out on!

Looking at your profile, it seems that you are looking for bi-sexual guys and that may lead to further "distractions".  Try this, scratch the bi MMF for a while and maybe keep the focus on you, and simply let your straight partner(s) watch.  We are all very visual creatures that learn from experience...so if you can find these tidy tingly bits yourself, show him.  Experience or a lack thereof...how do I get experience....just dooooooooo it!

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....thanks, for letting me play.

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Glad my bits don't disappear...except when we are both watching and know where they're going.

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Handmaiden  

Woman 49yrs

Very few women actually do.

This is nothing unusual at all. The majority of women will need manual stimulation of the clitorus to have an orgasm and the scientific community is still debating the actual existance of a G-spot anyway.

You can have orgasms so there is no problems there. You are 19. So many years left ahead of you to experience the big "O" so stopp worrying about it. This is probably half of your problems as the more pressure we place on ourselves the worse it can become.

If this is becoming a huge issue in your own mind the I suggest that you try a vibrating cock ring. Introduce it as a game, something new to try and play with.

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wowwow11   Man 39yrs

Here we go

oh goodie ..

here we go all the blokes will be explaining why they have a massive cock a extra long tongue and can Go for hours ... all hoping you buy there sales Pitch.... Lets just sit back and watch them roll in .

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contemplating1   Man 52yrs

WoW

So much great advice above from wonderful people!

 

Relax.........Drift away from self imposed pressures....Melt your mind and bod into it and enjoy!

 

Have a good 'un!

 

 

 

 

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missangelina   Woman 54yrs

How many women do orgasm from intercourse alone?

Darling - you are perfectly normal and like most women.

Many decades of research has consistently shown:
10-15% of women have never orgasmed
60-70% of women ONLY orgasm with additional stimulation to clitoris eg tongue, fingers, or other manual props touching the clitoris BUT cannot orgasm from intercourse alone
25-30% of women can orgasm from intercourse alone ( either g-spot orgasms or indirect clitoral stimulation account for most of this)
15% of women and 12% of men are multi-orgasmic
80% of women fake orgasms at least part of the time because they feel embarrassed or pressured about their ability to orgasm
Less than 1% of women can actually orgasm from breast stimulation alone.

Some women who are multi-orgasmic need to have their first orgasm by direct clitoral stimulation ( hand or tongue) and then later orgasms can be set off by intercourse alone.

Some women who were orgasmic lose the ability to orgasm on particular drugs as mentioned by one of the lovely ladies above

Everyone is different and to be valued for their own unique sexuality. There is no one right way to orgasm.

Angelina
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ChasingMidnight

And starting doing...

..the horizontal boogie with every guy over 35 that offers, that always works.
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neptune_drift   Man 28yrs

Pillow talk

Girls I've been with, some could, some couldn't.

Like everyone says, relaxation is a big part of it. Foreplay is very important too. Communicate, tell him what you like. Trust me, he'll appreciate it. Experiment and mix it up. Cliched as it is, everyone's different, and very few girls can orgasm from 'vanilla' intercourse alone.

Don't forget he probably feels like he's letting you down as much as you might feel you're disappointing him. You need to reassure him as much as yourself that it's a journey, so relax and have fun. Definitely not a pass or fail exam!

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