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Statistically approx 10% of women can't orgasm at all.
Could you live with that? What would be other determining factors in your ability to live with an anorgasmic woman vs. not?
Cut from mayo clinic website:
Definition
Anorgasmia is the medical term for regular difficulty reaching orgasm after ample sexual stimulation, causing you personal distress. Anorgasmia is actually a very common occurrence. About 15 percent of women report difficulties with orgasm, and as many as 10 percent of women in the United States have never climaxed. Even women who orgasm regularly only climax about 50 percent to 70 percent of the time.
I'll ask my husband what he thinks. I don't, but sex is good (and freguent,) anyway.
If some of you paid as much attention to what goes on between your partner's ears, as you do about what goes on between the legs, you would have a much better sex life.
Ive met several women who said they could not orgasm. The thing is, its all mental (with some physical). Eventually, I got them all to experience them. Not bragging, just stating facts here. This is why I believe that EVERY woman can, its just that some may have some hangup about it.
If some of you paid as much attention to what goes on between your partner's ears, as you do about what goes on between the legs, you would have a much better sex life.
I just don't seem to have the skin sensitivity that others do. I seldom feel pain, I don't react to cold or heat the same as others. I think it's the same sort of thing that makes some people very ticklish, while others don't react at all. Some people can't stand tight shoes, scatchy sweaters, too snug bras, others don't even notice it. Why? Maybe it's the same with sexual stimulation. Some bodies don't all have the same degree of sensitivity that others do.
It certainly isn't something to get bent out of shape about.
I would try seek out all possible remedies before decideing that it wasn't ever going to happen , can she have an orgasm by manual stimulation?, or maybe see a GYN about hood surgery,( In extreeme cases) maybe circulation problems, even men who can't orgasm have trouble with getting enough blood to the pelvic region. But I wouldn't fake it , because some men know how to tell. If a man knows his partner is not going to have an orgasm he should be clued in to what she is enjoying about making love.
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