RedDawg237: Can the orgasm i give myself differ from the one my boyfriend gives me?
I know what it feels like to give myself an orgasm, however when my boyfriend does it, it feels different but just as good, i also kinda lost control of my movements in pleasure. Is this an orgasm too?
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Answer by Sassy
Yes it is an orgasm
try farting. it helps.Answer by Jaderak
it’s both an orgasm. several places can be penetrated by an orgasm and I’m sure the diff movements, timing and pressure make all the difference.Answer by John
Yes you can get an orgasm from your G Spot or Clit, or the A Spot (further in than the G Spot) With my girlfriend sex hits her A spot. Sometimes we go doggy style and I giver her a reach around on her clit.Answer by CallyCX
Definitely. My boyfriend gives me totally different orgasms to the ones I give myself, but can also give the same effect. It feels totally different when it’s an internal or an external orgasm too.Answer by ccc
When you masturbate, you are in control of the areas you want to feel until you reach orgasm. Having sex with a partner is different as you are moving your body and parts with your partner’s to heighten sensation in areas that you want to achieve orgasm. Both are great though . . .Answer by Tisha
it can feel a lot different when you do it yourself you touch the clitoris, and well a man makes you have a orgasm from hitting your g spot inside you, you can also have a different kinda orgasm from you butt also,there is a g spot up there also. ps. sounds like he is a keeper if he makes you feel that good, have fun.Answer by GodLovesMe&You
yes!Answer by Adult Sex
Orgasms given by opposite sex gives more pleasure and satisfaction than the same sex.I can give some tips of orgasms which will give even more pleasure as under:
Remember prolonging your Ejaculation time to get orgasm requires some imagination and effort from both the partners. If you are able to hold a little extra there are good chances of achieving that perfect orgasm.
1. Indulge in foreplay- spend three times the time in foreplay that you spend on actual intercourse.
2. Don’t rush, be relaxed in bed, if your heart is surging – lie back and slow down for a minute or two.
3. Foreplay means kissing, massaging and stroking different parts of the body. Both partners should participate and first do it to each other and then do it simultaneously.
4. Enter vagina only when your partner is fully wet and ready for you.
5. Playing with nipples and gentle sucking on the nipples and breasts can often make the vaginal wet and ready for intercourse.
6. Oral sex can stimulate a women’s genitalia too and get her be ready for the man.
7. Experiment with different positions.
8. After entering vagina stroke slowly. Rub the head of the organ against the clitoris a few times to excite your partner further.
9. If you think you are ready to ‘come’ slow down for a few seconds. Be still. Change your position if necessary.
10. Invite your partner to get on top and do the stroking part for sometime and once she tires out mount her again.
My message for you is to experiment and find out what is best for you and your partner. Research indicates that the best sexual intercourse lasts between 7 and 13 minutes. The more time you spend in foreplay the higher the chances of getting the perfect orgasm.
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