Clitoral vs. Vaginal Orgasms: The Real Truth About Female Pleasure

Let's settle this once and for all: All orgasms are clitoral orgasms. Surprised? Here's why this sexual health fact changes everything you thought you knew about female pleasure.


The Big Reveal: There's Only One Type of Orgasm

Modern science shows that every orgasm originates from the clitoris—whether you're stimulating it externally or internally. Here's the breakdown:

  • External clitoral orgasms: Direct stimulation of the visible part (the glans).
  • "Vaginal" orgasms: Actually come from the internal clitoral structure (which wraps around the vaginal wall).
  • Blended orgasms: Double the fun by hitting both areas simultaneously.

Myth busted: The much-debated "G-spot"? Just another part of the clitoral network.


Why Orgasms Feel Different

While they all stem from the same source, how you stimulate the clitoris changes the experience:

Type How It Feels Best Stimulation
External Clitoral Sharp, intense, fast Fingers, vibrators, oral
Internal ("Vaginal") Deep, full-body waves G-spot toys, curved dildos
Blended "Best of both" explosion Penetration + clit play

Key fact: Only 18-30% of women orgasm from penetration alone. And that's normal.


How to Maximize Every Type of Orgasm

1. For External Clitoral Os

  • Use the hood: Pull it back for direct stimulation or leave it covered for gentler pressure.
  • Try suction toys: Mimics oral sex perfectly (Womanizer, anyone?).
  • Pro tip: Apply lube to reduce friction.

2. For Internal ("Vaginal") Os

  • Target the upper wall: Insert fingers/toys and curl upward (think "come here" motion).
  • Go for firm pressure: The internal clitoris responds to deep, rhythmic touch.
  • Best positions: Doggy style, prone bone, or anything that angles penetration upward.

3. For Blended Os (The Holy Grail)

  • Dual-action toys: Like the Pillow Talk Sassy (G-spot + clit vibes).
  • Partner hack: Have them use fingers on your clit during penetration.
  • Solo move: Grind on a vibrator while penetrating with a dildo.

Why This Matters

  • No more "faking it": If penetration alone doesn't do it for you, you're in the majority.
  • Better sex: Focus on what actually works (spoiler: clit play always wins).
  • Less pressure: Ditch the "vaginal orgasm" myth—pleasure is personal.

FAQ: No Stupid Questions

"Can I train myself to have vaginal orgasms?"

  • Maybe! Some women learn to orgasm from penetration as they explore their bodies. But don't stress if it doesn't happen.

"Why do blended orgasms feel so intense?"

  • More nerve endings = more signals to the brain. Simple math!

"I’ve never orgasmed—what now?"

  • Start solo: 85% of women who orgasm regularly learned how by themselves first.

TL;DR:

  • All orgasms are clitoral. The "vaginal" kind just comes from the internal part.
  • Blended = best. Combine penetration + clit play for next-level Os.
  • No shame in needing clit stimulation. Most women do.

Final thought: The only "right" way to orgasm is the way that feels good to you.

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