OK OK.... let us just agree to disagree. Me, personally my FIRST Orgasm WAS REACHED WHEN I WAS HAVING INTERCOURSE WITH A BOYFRIEND. I was 18 and still remember it like it was yesterday - LOL! He didn't "TEACH" me or "SHOW" me how to get off... it just happened that way. And I NEVER had a problem reaching orgasm after that. But NOW (a few years later - heheheh) I can honestly say that sex is A GAZILLION TIMES BETTER because I am sooooooo much free-er with my body and my views towards sex in general. If somebody had told me THEN what I KNOW NOW... I would have been like, "Yea right, whatever
" So yall see my point? I ASSURE YOU - I DO UNDERSTAND YOURS because I have experienced what you are saying.....
There is no right or wrong here.
As for my question about what an orgasm feels like, it was NOT AT ALL MEANT TO BE CONDESCENDING. I was basing it ON MY OWN EXPERIENCE! Believe it or not - THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WHO DON'T ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT AN ORGASM IS! I myself, WAS NEAR SHOCK when it DID happen to me! The big "O" was never fully explained to me and sex always felt good before I actually had one, but it WAS NOTHING compared to actually having an orgasm. For men it is so much more obvious, whereas with females.... IT IS NOT! (Beleive it or not, the first boy I was ever with consentually HAD NOT EVER HAD AN ORGASM... either that, or he didn't know what one was! He was 19, I was like 16 - FAR TOO YOUNG IMHO. After we had sex I asked him the clique, "Did you come?".... didn't even know what that meant, but I felt obligated to say it.... needing to be validated I guess... needed to be told that I "did it right". His reply: "I don't know.... did you?")
Now can you see why I asked this question VLC? Not singling you out per se... I just wanted to know if you could describe one. If one had one (even if they DIDN'T know what it was at the time) they would STILL be able to describe it - VERY EASILY. If not, then it can NOT be described as they have never had the physical sensation......
There is NO POPULARITY contest here.... just mature adults openly discussing subjects that are still (VERY SADLY) taboo for many. How can we learn if we do not disagree, debate and openly discuss?
I am THE FIRST to admit that there is STILL SO MUCH that I have and want to learn.... it matters not to me what the source: an older adult, a peer, a teen or a child - I can learn something FROM EVERYONE and I hope that this holds true until the day I die.