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grrrlgerms
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ok so i was just masturbating and if i rub my clit the right way, i get this build up of pressure and i keep going (breathing gets deeper, hips rock, etc [Big Grin] ) and i feel like it's all gone and then everything just kind of feels too sensitive to touch. no full-body tremors, not much muscle contractions (but i was too concentrated on the sensations from the clit to notice anything else). that all happens within 30 sec-2 minutes after 20-30 minutes of actual stimulation. i think i had an orgasm BUT after that i feel as though there's this irregular pulsating in/on/around my clit and i don't think it's my heartbeat because my pulse is moving faster than the throbbing is and, again, the pulsating is irregular. it feels concentrated just towards my clitoris, nowhere else. is this just an after effect of having an orgasm, or did i not even reach that "point" yet?

[ 10-20-2011, 12:44 AM: Message edited by: grrrlgerms ]

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Saffron Raymie
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Hi grrlgerms,

It really does sound like you're having orgasms here. The feeling of orgasm varies depending on how aroused we are, how aroused we were before we strated masturbating, and what we're actually stimulating when we have this kind of sex with ourselves. It can also unpredictably vary for no reason from time to time, and experiences vary from person to person.

Orgams is a nervous system reaction; which is why we sometimes get that pulsing feeling, usually in the clitoral glans (which has thousands of nerve endings in a concentrated area.)

Orgams doesn't always feel like the full body tremors and extreme muscle contractions we often hear it described as. Sometimes, orgasm just feels like a tickle or a cough, or a tingly feeling in the clitoris.

Here a few of links on orgams for you:

http://www.scarleteen.com/article/sexuality/sexual_response_orgasm_a_users_guide

http://www.scarleteen.com/article/advice/im_late_to_the_game_have_i_had_an_orgasm_yet

http://www.scarleteen.com/article/advice/the_clitoris_the_vagina_and_orgasm_feelings_and_frameworks

[ 10-20-2011, 05:09 AM: Message edited by: RaeRay2112 ]

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(amazing screen name by the way - best zine ever!)

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