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My wife sometimes gets orgasms in her sleep without using her hands af all. how does that happen? can the brain alone give women orgasm?
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Yes: Just like men have wet dreams, women can have nighttime orgasms without touching themselves while sleeping. The brain is the largest sex organ in the body. It is what controls everything sexual.
Answered 12/10/2013
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