Healthy Sex Support Group
This community is dedicated to an open discussion about healthy sex and sharing thoughts and feelings about sexuality and improving one's sex life. Most active adults desire to have an active and fulfilling sex life, both for themselves and also their partner. Here we discuss common sexual challenges faced by both men and women.
Is it normal to have never experienced an orgasm during intercourse with a sexuak partner? I know I'm a freak, having been a virgin up until age 32 before having sexual intercourse with anyone.
I used to be able to please myself and was able to obtain an orgasm quite easily. However since having g intercourse I have not had an orgasm with any of my sexual partners, nor have I been able to please my self and have an orgasm.
This probably sounds really really dumb. But is this normal??
BTW, I am female, now 33 years old.
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Like, it feels good, really good, but it doesn't make me come.
I'm pretty sure a lot of women don't have vaginal orgasms and there is a debate as old as time whether it's actually even possible, or whether "vaginal orgasms" are really just G-spot orgasms.
In my opinion, it can probably be both, depending on the person. I was once in a relationship with a woman who could ONLY have vaginal orgasms. She never had a clitoral orgasm.
So, in other words, no, there's nothing wrong with you.
Just keep exploring and find out what you like and what feels good to you, and let your partners know. And I always say don't make the orgasm the "goal," but focus on enjoying yourself and pleasing your partner.
Also about stress, is there something else major or something happening in your life? A lot of times what's going on with us emotionally can trickle down to us physically.
Maybe buy some new toys/lube to start pleasing yourself again that way in due time you can let your partner know what/where feels good.
Thanks for your reply. Partly I think it's the stress of not svrewing up, and partly I think it is the pain associated with intercourse.