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Is There A Difference?

By tracymorgan October 23, 2020 9 answers Last updated October 23, 2020

Hello! I wonder what the difference is between a woman's orgasm and an orgasm Is there a difference at all, or is it the same thing? I realize that my question is stupid, but I'm not aware of these things and I just want to know. I don't need advice like "read a few books", "didn't you go to school?". Well, honestly, they won't go to school to explain to us what an orgasm really is, so it's not something you can learn in school. I just want you to explain the difference, if any. Thanks to those who will answer me seriously, not to write me stupid comments.

Answers 9

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judedemorest answered · October 23, 2020

   One is a phase of the sexual cycle and the other is a slang term, inaccurate, for the same. M 44

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frelka38 answered · October 23, 2020

   Well, sweet girl, to know the difference, you have to experience it, unfortunately I'm a boy, and I can't answer you, I know that prolonged stimulation (15 minutes) of the "G" point a woman gets an orgasm accompanied by fluid release, you can If you are not a virgin, to find your point when masturbating, I think it is located on two fingers on the upper side of the vagina, but inside. You can stimulate it for a long time without interruption, but keep in mind that mako women get this so-called SQUIRT ORGASM, as far as your clitoris is concerned, you have experienced it yourself during masturbation. Good luck

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heather26 answered · October 23, 2020

   In a staaara, an old book, the Kama Sutra, but an old edition, I had read that what women experience all the time, men experience in the end. That is, orgasm in women is stronger than in men. I don't know if it's true and how they measured it, but it was written :)

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jolliecute2_ answered · October 23, 2020

   From the author: Thank you, but I don't know if you didn't understand me, but I'm asking you if there is a difference, not to explain to me what an orgasm is. I know what an orgasm is, but I ask if orgasm and 'cumming' are the same thing or not, and if not, what's the difference? Only number 1 gave me the correct answer, but thank you anyway. :) PS Number 2, I don't want to reach a squirt orgasm at all, because I find it something vulgar and rude and as far as I know how to reach this orgasm, I don't like it.

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mikuraander answered · October 23, 2020

   (2) Well, in squirt there is a cum, that is, ejaculation itself is the ending, otherwise orgasm is the ending itself, that is, cumming and orgasm are one and the same thing, no matter what it is (clitoral, vaginal, squirt, uterine), I think I gave an answer to your question, the answer to which you should know yourself. Greetings.

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alunia47 answered · October 23, 2020

   Okay. I am number 3 and I give you the answer to the question: "Orgasm" and "cum" are the same thing. Only that "cum" is a slang synonym for orgasm. :)

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NicolleClawd answered · October 23, 2020

   From the author: Okay, thank you number 8. I wanted to know that, I was curious and I wanted to learn something. And, number 7, you could do without those last words, because that's why I wrote the topic, because I didn't know and I wanted to know. Nothing is learned like that, you have to ask to understand. I just asked if there was a difference or not. I didn't want you to explain something I already knew. But it doesn't matter, I found the answer to my question. Thank you.

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ariana_greenblatt answered · October 23, 2020

   (7 I apologize to the author.

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antonia_brunni answered · October 23, 2020

   Emmy yes, no one was born knowledgeable and scientific ... It is better to be ashamed to ask than to expose yourself, to sink into ignorance and to fall into awkward situations of ignorance!