Re: ???vibrators and orgasms
This is my own personal theory. Just try it to see. I'm sure trust is an issue there, absolutely, but purely from the physical side I may be of some help. I firmly believe that vaginal and clitoral orgasms do directly opposite things. Vaginal orgasms can be achieved very easily (and no trust necessary) by following my diet and then flexing your PC muscles during sex. However, if you want to try for a clitoral orgasm during sex, I have found that being sexual with a man causes me to instinctively flex my PC muscles which will SLOW DOWN a clitoral orgasm. Try having him manually or orally stimulate you while you are lying on your back in as relaxed a position as possible, and every time you feel your vaginal muscles contract, concentrate on being relaxed and loose. Speed up your breathing and rotate your hips a little, concentrating on keeping your PC muscles relaxed and loose.<P>Don't get me wrong, having strong PC muscles is great for sex and both kinds of orgasms--just don't flex 'em for a clitoral orgasm.<P>On the other hand, yes, a strong vibrator will probably be able to overcome any slowdowns caused by PC muscle flexing. <BR>[This message has been edited by zaneblue (edited 09 May 2003).]<P><BR>[Note: This message has been edited by NEWSHE Moderator]<P>Also, forgot to mention, it sounds from what you are describing that you are naturally gifted and may be able to have ejaculatory orgasms with some practice from G-spot stimulation. Your body may instinctively know this and be tensing up to avoid vaginal orgasms during sex for fear that you might gush. You might want to try giving yourself a gushing G-spot orgasm in the bathtub using a dildo. The first few times, overcoming the conditioning one received as a child is difficult. If you empty your bladder before starting, you will see that the fluid that comes out is not urine. Your partner may or may not be comfortable with this whole idea.<p>[This message has been edited by zaneblue (edited 09 May 2003).]