Specifically, I’m asking if she has reached climax if you’re still inside of her. Forgive me if this is an uncomfortable question, but I do want to make sure I’ve got things right. I’m celibate and so have never been with a woman in that special way.
But I have always wanted to know; is there a way for you to know outside of audial or visual stimuli that your partner has reached orgasm?
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Yes some females squirts and its a good indication
Usually there is uncontrollable clenching in my vagina when I orgasm, I’m pretty sure that’s the only way my boyfriend can tell.
Some climaxes are weak enough that it’s hard for an external observer to tell. I really hate when I actually have orgasmed and am not believed just cause it wasn’t a strong one- I think there’s an enduring myth that the only orgasm problem that can possibly affect women is anorgasmia and that weak and or pleasureless orgasm is a dude-only issue
Idk it’s overlooked but sometimes it feels like it’s gotten wetter? Idk how to explain really but there’s just this feeling internally, along with clenching or tightening the vagina. Also external signs like hand movement, facial expressions, leg movement and so on
Ideally, yeah.
Yes her pussy clamps down like chomp chomp that thang pulses and convulsed like it’s a throat tryna swallow my cum it feels AWESOME
Yeah it takes everything in me not to cum when her pussy starts squeezing my dick lol it feels amazing
All women are different. Some don’t orgasm, others have Os without any intense pleasure, and still others are wildly multi-orgasmic and have such mind blowing, whole body rigidity, pussy clenching multiples. Some do squirt, but that’s not something to pressure your partner over.
People are sort of weird about visual proof of orgasm, and squirting is held up as being the ultimate proof. If a woman is enjoying sex, and is having orgasms, that’s great. Don’t fixate on the kind of orgasm.
Concentrate on listening to your partner, asking them about how to help them get there, what feels good, what doesn’t, and reassure her that she’s wonderful as is.