Questions you *almost* don't have to ask, #2

Fri, 2007-08-31 00:46

Another one of those quirky things I’m learning from watching porn clips over at YouTube knockoff YouPorn.com: most women seem to need absolutely no clitoral stimulation to have moaning, sometimes even screaming orgasms. For many it seems to make no difference whether there’s any below-the-waist contact at all. Heck, for quite a few it seems to be enough to just kneel there mouth open, tongue out, eyes closed to experience paroxysms.

So…

I’m not even bragging when I say I’m very good at the kind of things that have made my partners have orgasms. Near OCD attention levels combined with a severe indoctrination in the “no-sex” class paradigm, while actually not that healthy sexually nevertheless helped me develop some pretty good techniques with my hands, my mouth, my thighs, my erect cock, and even (through jeans) my toes that have generally worked extravagantly well in combination with hot kisses, strong arms, very warm skin, gentle mummers, [ok, ok, also gentle murmurs! —fl] naughty stories, and genuine feelings. I’ve been with partners who’ve come in just seconds (her on top “dry humping” fully clothed is very effective for lots of people) to several hours (tied to the corners of a bed with soft leather straps in a candle-lit room and tormented mercilessly with a small brush kept wet with her juices.) And yet…

And yet…

For all that I’ve never learned the secret of giving partners near-spontaneous orgasms with no visible contact with any of her erogenous zones (better known or little known) and so…

Have I been missing something all these years?

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For the record this afternoon I spotted one clip where a couple was engaged in side-lying rear-entry intercourse and the man, clearly no better experienced at the mystery technique than I, reached around his partner’s body and stimulated her vulva. Seriously, it was the first time I’d seen that. In porn, I mean.

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No doubt I’ve just been making poor choices but as yet none of the men have had similarly spontaneous orgasms without… well… quite a lot of friction first. Which is strange when you think about it — men allegedly being so much easier to “bring” to orgasm than women and all.

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I’m sure none of this is giving young men and young women with no other sources of good sexual instruction nothing but the best impressions of what to expect from their partners.

Submitted by 1582 (not verified) on Thu, 2007-10-18 16:36.

sounds like the women in the porn videos are faking. Porn is catered to men and that's what apparently is hot to a lot of them.

[Certainly the mainstream stuff is -- mistakenly I think -- spun entirely for men. Thanks, Brittany. --fl]

Submitted by 1582 (not verified) on Sat, 2007-09-01 03:53.

Well, you are writing about porn... and porn is made in a way that a man have to be a superhero... so making his mate orgasmed with not much stimulations is probably to show his high capacities... One more heavy macho thought...
In real life, well, it seems that everyone is different... and from experience, it seems that many men are fighting a great deal in order to last a little more...
Another piece of popular culture, maybe?... Is it so sure that women have to run after their orgasms? Could it be part of that no-sex class theory? Could it be that women or some women have that hability to cum easily?

Now... talking for myself... I will say that I experienced all kind of situations and I didn't respond the same way to them from a time to another... A certain ambiance will make me go in a few seconds... while at another time, I'll be so slow that it could make me scream... And that same ambiance at another moment will let me on the edge...

[Excellent, excellent points, SeaRabbit. I think the deck is a little stacked against women reaching for their own orgasms in popular culture (not least the "superhero" sex depicted in porn!) but yeah, I've noticed (and posted about) how when my partners pick the moves, the positions, and the pace then even when they don't either have me add my fingers or add their own then... they can be just as prone to "premature ejaculation" as the average guy is supposed to be. So yeah, the no-sex paradigm frowns on women acting for themselves, and discussions of how hard orgasms are for women only reinforces the paradigm, and (furthermore) the *men* who have such problems are almost invisible in society... but it really does boil down to mostly telling one story about human sexuality when another might make everyone a little happier. Thanks! --fl]

Submitted by 1582 (not verified) on Fri, 2007-08-31 03:03.

I was thinking just the same about your earlier post "just before you and your partner have orgasms he abruptly pulls out, scurries around, and sticks his cock in your mouth " How does that give the woman an orgasm?
Figleaf, by the sound of it, I can't imagine you have missed anything at all, ever. I myself am particularly fond of "gentle mummers" (and please don't change that - it conjures up a delightful image):)

[Eh? I was mistakenly certain about answers to the first question so I figured I might be off on this one. (It's not what we don't know that hurts us, it's what we know that just isn't true.) As for the gentle mummers... since the spell-checker let that through I'm going to have to leave it (bet there's at least one website out there dedicated to pantomime sex fetishes) but! I'm going to *add* the word I originally meant. :-) Thank you, A. --fl]

Submitted by 1582 (not verified) on Fri, 2007-08-31 18:03.

I had a man make me come by just talking to me (phone sex). He had me wet, gushing, totally out of control and then coming -- and I wasn't touching myself. It was just the images he used that were such a major turn-n, the sound of his voice, the way he verbally held me hypnotized and aroused and oh so very very willing.

[Sounds grand! Thanks, Annie. --fl]

Submitted by 1582 (not verified) on Fri, 2007-08-31 18:04.

typo, sigh "on"

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