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Why is it so hard for me to have a vaginal orgasm?
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Female Orgasm: I am not quite sure if your question really communicates your concern. But here goes: it is very normal for females to not experience any orgasm with penetration and intercourse. This common experience can be overcome by learning how to manipulate the clitoris during intercourse or teaching your partner to do this. I often recommend "the joy of sex" as a beginners guide to sex.
Answered 1/11/2014
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