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What's the physical difference between a vaginal and clitoral orgasm?
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The trigger area: There are personal preferences among individual women. Clitoral orgasm tend to be easier to achieve, are very short and very intense. Vaginal (or g-spot) orgasms tend to feel deeper, more satisfying, last longer and are harder to achieve. Within individuals each one of those characteristics could be the opposite of what is stated above.
Answered 7/25/2012
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