Amaros
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Not a sub, but technically, I believe all female orgasms are basically clitoral, although the locus may change according to which surrounding nerves and ganglia are involved and to what extent - the best way to change the locus, by this theory, is to increase stimulation to the areas you want to become involved - i.e., penetration with no direct clitoral stimulation will still stimulate the clitoris by pushing and pulling on the surrounding membranes, but over time should also stimulate nerve response in the vaginal wall - with training, eventually, these nerves should begin to respond more strongly during orgasm, and diferences in orgasmic response may be the result of early self stimulation patterns. This aso may have something to do with the g-spot, which is an internal ganglia, and/or the prostrate in males - although there are also reports of "assgasm" in women and the rectum also contains considerable ganglia. If you masturbate with your fingers, try avoiding the clitoris and stimulating yourself internally - and/or try a dildo, g-spot stimulator, or similar device. The primary locus is still the clitoris/penis, otherwise one ought to be able to have a "facegasm". Obviously, there may be women in here with more insight and experience in this.
< Message edited by Amaros -- 4/22/2006 10:00:22 AM >
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