Dear Deni,
We Love your site and blog, they are great.
My girlfriend and I have a great relationship and want to improve it more, but
she has a problem, She can get to orgasm only with oral. How can she get it
with intercourse?
And how can she squirt cum?
Thanks
Soorousch
Dear Soorousch
This can be a frustrating situation for women. There are several causes for what you describe.
First, most people think that jamming your cock in and out of a woman's vagina is sexy to her. It may feel good, but if you want your lover to orgasm from vaginal intercourse, you must stimulate the nerve centers that accomplish that.
While penetration can feel very good, the true sexual expert knows that the vagina in and of itself is not overly sensitive. The most sensitive parts of the vagina are the under-side of the clitoris (called the G-Spot) and her hooded clittie.
And only the top few inches of her vagina have any real feeling to them. Once you are past this, very little feeling exists, therefore little stimulation occurs.
So how do you stimulate the woman's most sensitive parts during intercourse?
There are two good ways.
First, instead of thrusting in and out of her vagina, push your penis all the way into her, and then move your hips in a circle so that the base of your penis caresses her clitoral hood. With each tiny circle, she will feel her clittie being massaged by her clitoral hood. This can be incredibly sensual! And because there is very little movement required, you will not get worn out so fast. And because there is little stimulation to your penis, you will be able to last as long as you like! This technique is great for premature ejaculators!
Second, to hit her G-Spot, find a way to allow your penis to strike that area just inside her vagina that lies directly under her clitoris. It is easiest to find it with your fingers first, and then teach yourself to give it penile massage as you make love. I have previously posted an article that describes finding a woman's G-Spot. Generally speaking, if from behind her you slide your penis strait down the crevice between her butt cheeks, your cock will most likely strike her G-Spot once it enters her and collides with the forward wall of her vagina. This same effect can occur if you enter her anally at the same angle.
Men with a shaped penis may be able to allow the head of their penis to strike it even if they are making love in the missionary position. That is one reason I so cherish men with a distinct upward curve to their penis.
Again, it is best to use the head of your penis to massage the G-Spot, not assault it. Press against it, move your penis across it and then pull it back across it. The angle of your penetration is critical. If you are not angled properly as you move your penis about in her vagina, you will hit other parts that are not as sensitive nor stimulating to your lady friend. Once again, this technique uses far less energy and makes it much easier to control your ejaculation timing. A circling motion again often works best to accomplish this massage.
Now let me tell you that women can rarely orgasm unless everything in their lives is right. In other words, worries, fear, inhibitions, emotional pressure can all be responsible for a woman's inability to orgasm. Fear of pregnancy, fear of discovery, fear of loss of reputation, etc, can all cause her to be unable to soar to bliss.
Now, about squirting. Few women can let go enough to squirt. I have posted previous article about squirting and how to move toward it. I suggest you read it once your woman has learned to orgasm vaginally. Squirting does not produce cum in the male sense. Instead it looks like she is peeing. It is not urine, and it does not taste like urine (it is almost tasteless, like a man's 'pre-cum'), but it looks like she is peeing when it squirts. And it is messy!!!!!! So be ready for it once she learns the techniques.
But when she does, . . . . oh my god . . . . . will her life change!
I wish you the best, sweetie! May you learn to drive your woman wild! You already have the primary qualification, . . . . . you care about her satisfaction.
Deni
Samarel Sex Guide Editor
Better Sex Advice
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