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A member asked:
My clitoris isn't sensitive when my husband touches it, is there something wrong?
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Not likely: Women, just like men know best how to get themselves off. You may need to show your spouse what works best for you. In addition if your frequently use a vibrator, you may find it less stimulating to just use touching with the fingers. Some women have more luck with cunnilingus than digital stimulation as well. Show him what works best for you and compliment him when he gets you off so remember.
Answered 7/9/2017
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