
black_kevorkian
@black_kevorkian
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Posted by WhorpioAnd whatever he just said about orgasm during childbirth - lol - it's totally written by morons! Orgasm?
I just realized your username is a reference to Jack Kevorkian 😂😂😂

Posted by GemitatiPosted by Whorpio
I just realized your username is a reference to Jack Kevorkian 😂😂😂
And whatever he just said about orgasm during childbirth - lol - it's totally written by morons! Orgasm?
Wait...maybe if woman into dbsm - maybe!
Never thought of that!
How many people actually involved in sado:mazo? That many huh?
CRAP!click to expand



Posted by Cancervirgo15degreesTell me about it. I didn't even know how to respond.
This is baloney. I feel.


Posted by Gemitatiyou never know how your body will react to that situation until you have a child though..Posted by WhorpioAnd whatever he just said about orgasm during childbirth - lol - it's totally written by morons! Orgasm?
I just realized your username is a reference to Jack Kevorkian 😂😂😂
Wait...maybe if woman into dbsm - maybe!
Never thought of that!
How many people actually involved in sado:mazo? That many huh?
CRAP!click to expand

Posted by Whorpiohe was a great yet misunderstood man..i can relate to that quite well
I just realized your username is a reference to Jack Kevorkian 😂😂😂


Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.

Posted by SodapopSorry but you don't get high from an epidural. It just numb you so you don't feel the pain to much.
Why the hell would I even want an orgasm at that time!? I can get them any other time I want! It gets super messy down there once your water breaks 😛
Also if you get an epidural you’ll literally be high af. Better than any orgasm.

Posted by black_kevorkian
A survey by the Positive Birth Movement and Channel Mum has found that six per cent of women say they have had an orgasm during birth. Although, seldom discussed, academics and midwives have also said that they have observed this happening to some women.
Studies have shown that two brain regions which become active during orgasm are also active during painful sensations; namely the anterior cingulate cortex and the insula. However, the precise correlation between orgasm and birth is still contested by academics.
In 2013, research published in the journal Sexologies estimated that orgasms are experienced in 0.3 per cent of births. It is not known if the apparent increase to the 6 per cent figure recorded in the latest study is due to prevalence rates increasing, more women openly discussing it due to lessening taboo or if researchers are using different methodology.


Posted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
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Posted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
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Posted by SodapopThen you should know...Posted by pisceswoman123Sweetheart, I’ve done it twice.Posted by SodapopSorry but you don't get high from an epidural. It just numb you so you don't feel the pain to much.
Why the hell would I even want an orgasm at that time!? I can get them any other time I want! It gets super messy down there once your water breaks 😛
Also if you get an epidural you’ll literally be high af. Better than any orgasm.click to expand

Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
click to expand

Posted by SodapopWell I can tell you for sure that it was not the epidural that made you high, but they probably gave you some pain medicine like Staydol at the same time.Posted by pisceswoman123Have you had one!? I do know... exactly.Posted by SodapopThen you should know...Posted by pisceswoman123Sweetheart, I’ve done it twice.Posted by SodapopSorry but you don't get high from an epidural. It just numb you so you don't feel the pain to much.
Why the hell would I even want an orgasm at that time!? I can get them any other time I want! It gets super messy down there once your water breaks 😛
Also if you get an epidural you’ll literally be high af. Better than any orgasm.
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Posted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
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Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
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Posted by SodapopThat is weird... an epidural is not like ketamine Lol. But what can I say... you felt what you felt and I wasn't there.Posted by pisceswoman123No, all I got was the epidural. It was the relaxation I got from it that made me feel high.Posted by SodapopWell I can tell you for sure that it was not the epidural that made you high, but they probably gave you some pain medicine like Staydol at the same time.Posted by pisceswoman123Have you had one!? I do know... exactly.Posted by SodapopThen you should know...Posted by pisceswoman123Sweetheart, I’ve done it twice.Posted by SodapopSorry but you don't get high from an epidural. It just numb you so you don't feel the pain to much.
Why the hell would I even want an orgasm at that time!? I can get them any other time I want! It gets super messy down there once your water breaks 😛
Also if you get an epidural you’ll literally be high af. Better than any orgasm.
And yes, I have had. More than once 😊
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Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
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Posted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad reallyclick to expand

Posted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
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Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
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Posted by jeaneyou ask if i read your link when its obvious you didnt read mine..Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
did you even read those links i provided?
and so we've come to the part of the conversation where anecdotal information trumps scientific study.
that you persist in making personal assumptions (which you imagine to be insults) about me smacks of a weak argument.
my initial comment was due to your suggestion that another user didn't understand female anatomy. I felt that was a bit rich given it appeared and continues to appear that you don't either.
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Posted by black_kevorkianI did read yours and I disputed the findings by showing a wrath of medical evidence which shows the contrary. The nhs link I provided gave further information about the study you quoted.Posted by jeaneyou ask if i read your link when its obvious you didnt read mine..Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
did you even read those links i provided?
and so we've come to the part of the conversation where anecdotal information trumps scientific study.
that you persist in making personal assumptions (which you imagine to be insults) about me smacks of a weak argument.
my initial comment was due to your suggestion that another user didn't understand female anatomy. I felt that was a bit rich given it appeared and continues to appear that you don't either.
"Now, according to a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, ultrasounds have found women do experience not one, but two kinds of orgasms — clitoral and vaginal — that differ in blood flow and sensations."
..it wasnt based on a freudian theory, its a scientifical fact that some women have already known, but most (like you) just haven't experienced.
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Posted by jeaneyour sources are old and outdated while my link is based off of new scientifical evidence that happens to align with freudian's theory, not based solely on it.Posted by black_kevorkianI did read yours and I disputed the findings by showing a wrath of medical evidence which shows the contrary. The nhs link I provided gave further information about the study you quoted.Posted by jeaneyou ask if i read your link when its obvious you didnt read mine..Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
did you even read those links i provided?
and so we've come to the part of the conversation where anecdotal information trumps scientific study.
that you persist in making personal assumptions (which you imagine to be insults) about me smacks of a weak argument.
my initial comment was due to your suggestion that another user didn't understand female anatomy. I felt that was a bit rich given it appeared and continues to appear that you don't either.
"Now, according to a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, ultrasounds have found women do experience not one, but two kinds of orgasms — clitoral and vaginal — that differ in blood flow and sensations."
..it wasnt based on a freudian theory, its a scientifical fact that some women have already known, but most (like you) just haven't experienced.
If you read your own link you would see it said "This study adheres to Sigmund Freud’s belief who devised the two-orgasm theory."
i get it. reading comprehension is not a strong point for you.
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Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyour sources are old and outdated while my link is based off of new scientifical evidence that happens to align with freudian's theory, not based solely on it.Posted by black_kevorkianI did read yours and I disputed the findings by showing a wrath of medical evidence which shows the contrary. The nhs link I provided gave further information about the study you quoted.Posted by jeaneyou ask if i read your link when its obvious you didnt read mine..Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
did you even read those links i provided?
and so we've come to the part of the conversation where anecdotal information trumps scientific study.
that you persist in making personal assumptions (which you imagine to be insults) about me smacks of a weak argument.
my initial comment was due to your suggestion that another user didn't understand female anatomy. I felt that was a bit rich given it appeared and continues to appear that you don't either.
"Now, according to a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, ultrasounds have found women do experience not one, but two kinds of orgasms — clitoral and vaginal — that differ in blood flow and sensations."
..it wasnt based on a freudian theory, its a scientifical fact that some women have already known, but most (like you) just haven't experienced.
If you read your own link you would see it said "This study adheres to Sigmund Freud’s belief who devised the two-orgasm theory."
i get it. reading comprehension is not a strong point for you.
and again, you can't deny real life experiences told by women over some small (if any) sample pool of people that was used inconclusion to those dated examples you provided.
you can study all the books you want, but until you've truly been fukked good, you shouldnt speak on the subject.
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Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyour sources are old and outdated while my link is based off of new scientifical evidence that happens to align with freudian's theory, not based solely on it.Posted by black_kevorkianI did read yours and I disputed the findings by showing a wrath of medical evidence which shows the contrary. The nhs link I provided gave further information about the study you quoted.Posted by jeaneyou ask if i read your link when its obvious you didnt read mine..Posted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeanelol its not a theory if real life women has told me this out of their own mouth..have you not heard of a g-spot— jfc it feels like im talking to a virgin right nowPosted by black_kevorkianyou stick to your debunked freudian theory. i will stay with science.Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkianPosted by jeaneyou sound like a person that never had a orgasmPosted by black_kevorkianPosted by tctaoyet you're a woman that still doesn't understand how female anatomy works lmao embarrassingPosted by black_kevorkianThey're trying to get to Mars and yet there are men that still don't understand female anatomy - incredible!Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
Actually the clitoris falls on either side of the vagina. It's far more internal than external.
Current thinking is that there are no differences in types of orgasms for women. It's all the same system.
Facts are sometimes disappointing aren't they? It's going to be ok.![]()
http://www.medicaldaily.com/women-experience-2-types-orgasms-now-sonographs-reveal-how-clitoral-and-vaginal-climaxes-cause
"Women Experience 2 Types of Orgasms; Now Sonographs Reveal How Clitoral And Vaginal Climaxes Cause Different Sensations"
LMAO
like i said..its obvious you've never had one before..sad really
there is no difference. it's the same orgasm.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1653677
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=YtsxeWE7VD0C&pg=PA590&lpg=PA590&redir_esc=y&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://www.nhs.uk/news/life style -and-exercise/vaginal-orgasm-doesnt-exist-researchers-argue/
https://www.salon.com/2015/08/10/this_just_in_theres_no_mystery_about_the_female_orgasm/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894744/
you've never experienced a vaginal orgasm so you just rather believe it can't happen/its not a difference instead of being dissapointed in your unequipped bf
and beside all of that, you deviated from my original point; which was that its harder for women to orgasm from strickly vaginal intercourse
did you even read those links i provided?
and so we've come to the part of the conversation where anecdotal information trumps scientific study.
that you persist in making personal assumptions (which you imagine to be insults) about me smacks of a weak argument.
my initial comment was due to your suggestion that another user didn't understand female anatomy. I felt that was a bit rich given it appeared and continues to appear that you don't either.
"Now, according to a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, ultrasounds have found women do experience not one, but two kinds of orgasms — clitoral and vaginal — that differ in blood flow and sensations."
..it wasnt based on a freudian theory, its a scientifical fact that some women have already known, but most (like you) just haven't experienced.
If you read your own link you would see it said "This study adheres to Sigmund Freud’s belief who devised the two-orgasm theory."
i get it. reading comprehension is not a strong point for you.
and again, you can't deny real life experiences told by women over some small (if any) sample pool of people that was used inconclusion to those dated examples you provided.
you can study all the books you want, but until you've truly been fukked good, you shouldnt speak on the subject.
again, you prove you didn't read my links.
your study was from 2013 and had a sample size of 3. one study i provided spanned over 15 years.
you've not shown that a "vaginal orgasm" is not in fact, an inner clitoral orgasm and that a woman's ability to stimulate this part of her body is due to anatomical differences between women.
face it, you're argument is weak. your understanding of what your own link said is weak. your attempt at insults are weak.click to expand

Posted by black_kevorkiancool strawman bro.
"Women overwhelmingly require clitoral stimulation in order to orgasm, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, which asked 1,055 women ages 18 to 94 about their sex lives and sexual touching preferences
Only 18.4% of the women surveyed said intercourse alone was enough to orgasm, according to the study. While almost 37% of women reported that clitoral stimulation was necessary to orgasm during intercourse"
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/30/what-do-women-want-survey-reveals-secret-female-orgasms/615657001/
this coincides with my original point. which was:
"from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation"
YOU came with all the technical bs that truly was an unnecassary reply to my original statement, but yet in still i provided examples to counter your unneeded opinion
but the fact that you insisted on talking about it only lead me to believe you've never experienced it and since YOU didnt, you think it applies to every single other woman..as if all of your bodies are the same in terms of sexual stimulation lol
im done, hope you eventually get a chance to experience it and maybe ease up on your bitterness & jealousy

Posted by jeanePosted by black_kevorkiancool strawman bro.
"Women overwhelmingly require clitoral stimulation in order to orgasm, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, which asked 1,055 women ages 18 to 94 about their sex lives and sexual touching preferences
Only 18.4% of the women surveyed said intercourse alone was enough to orgasm, according to the study. While almost 37% of women reported that clitoral stimulation was necessary to orgasm during intercourse"
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/30/what-do-women-want-survey-reveals-secret-female-orgasms/615657001/
this coincides with my original point. which was:
"from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation"
YOU came with all the technical bs that truly was an unnecassary reply to my original statement, but yet in still i provided examples to counter your unneeded opinion
but the fact that you insisted on talking about it only lead me to believe you've never experienced it and since YOU didnt, you think it applies to every single other woman..as if all of your bodies are the same in terms of sexual stimulation lol
im done, hope you eventually get a chance to experience it and maybe ease up on your bitterness & jealousy
your point was accusing another user that she didn't know anatomy. i discussed anatomy. now you're talking about stimulation.
i'll say it again, many women aren't able to reach some parts of their body (eg inner clitoris) due to their anatomical make up but can reach their outer clitoris to orgasm. it's still the same orgasm, it's just from different areas on the same bodily structure.
i'm still talking about anatomy here. do you get it? probably not.
frankly, all opinions are unnecessary. yours just happens to be ignorant as well.
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Posted by black_kevorkianBaka da yo.Posted by TachibanaSanOR maybe you just can't orgasm..
Four children delivered.
Last one on the way, ne.
This article is such lies.
from my understanding most women don't orgasm during vaginal sex, only thru clitoris stimulation
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Studies have shown that two brain regions which become active during orgasm are also active during painful sensations; namely the anterior cingulate cortex and the insula. However, the precise correlation between orgasm and birth is still contested by academics.
In 2013, research published in the journal Sexologies estimated that orgasms are experienced in 0.3 per cent of births. It is not known if the apparent increase to the 6 per cent figure recorded in the latest study is due to prevalence rates increasing, more women openly discussing it due to lessening taboo or if researchers are using different methodology.