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Is it normal for your legs to spasm if someone touches your clitoris after having an orgasm?
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Maybe: Shortly after an orgasm, you may be extremely hypersensitive, especially around the clitoris. Touching the clitoris after an orgasm is usually very irritating. It is about as pleasant as gently stroking your eyeball! the intense irritation may cause you to spasm and jerk. Tell your partner to cuddle after an orgasm and leave your clitoris alone!
Answered 8/14/2012
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