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This is really embarrasing but I need to know.Is the orgasm lesbians get exactly the same feeling straight women get? I just wondered because surely if there is something inside it makes the feeling different if you get the idea with me trying to be polite.I heard straight women get a vaginal orgasm but lesbains get a clitorical orgasm.Anyone know the difference? and which is nicer?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Just an aside ~ I am pretty sure there are some lesbians who experience the 'G Spot' orgasms you may be referring to, as they probably use toys in the same way straight females do.
On the other hand, there are also many women who never experience these, whether straight or gay. Blimey, as long as you are having an 'O' what's the bother?
The fact that you have separated women into a gay/straight category and inferred that their bodies are different is just plain stupidity.
On the other hand, there are also many women who never experience these, whether straight or gay. Blimey, as long as you are having an 'O' what's the bother?
The fact that you have separated women into a gay/straight category and inferred that their bodies are different is just plain stupidity.
we all need to step back from this question and differentiate between girl_lesbian, who is a genuine aber and a great contributor to the site and girlylesbian who is an assumed id and a fraud. Then it will all drop nicely into place and we can use this thread for ignoring the girlylesbian and have a nice chat about anything we choose.
Well since sopme answers to this question were so silly I did some investigation of mine own.And actually unless a lesbain is penetrated by an object the orgasm she will get WILL be a different feeling to the one a straight woman will get.If there is nothing in there the vagina muscles do not contract as much and nothing can be felt of the contraction but if there is no object there the vagina muscles will contract and you can feel the muscles contracting and it is a nice feeling!.Also lesbains do not ejacuate when they orgasm so actually it was quite a sensible question after all!
And girl-lesbain it is soooo obvious you are not me.I certaintely do not want people to think you are me!Our user names actually mean completely different things.Yours is saying you are a lesbain who is a girl mine is saying I am a lesbian who is feminine.Oh and to be a REAL lesbian you cannot have slept with men.The thought of sleeping with a man makes me sick so lets face it I am the only real lesbian on here.
Don't be so silly. There are many "real" lesbians as you call them that have had intercourse with men. There are also many homosexual men who have had sex with women. How can you truly know your sexuality if you have not visited both camps? Sex with men was just one of the many things that led me to the path of self-realisation and admitting that it is women I am attracted to and not men.
Straight women do not always have orgasms whilst being penetrated. Masturbation does not involve pentration yet results in orgasm. If your question was asking whether an orgasm through penetration feels different to an orgasm through clitoral stimulation alone then the answer would be yes!!!! But lesbians have exactly the same orgasms as any other women. And seeing as how you claim to be a lesbian then you obviously know there are ways to penetrate a woman that does not involve a man.
Straight women do not always have orgasms whilst being penetrated. Masturbation does not involve pentration yet results in orgasm. If your question was asking whether an orgasm through penetration feels different to an orgasm through clitoral stimulation alone then the answer would be yes!!!! But lesbians have exactly the same orgasms as any other women. And seeing as how you claim to be a lesbian then you obviously know there are ways to penetrate a woman that does not involve a man.
No you are missing the point here!That WAS my question.Does orgasm with penetration feel different to orgasm without.Lesbains in general do not have penetration when they have sex.I do not anyway how weird having a plastic things up there!No thank You.And I presume most straight women do have penetration when they have sex.There was nothing wrong with my question it was just you mis- understood what I was getting at .Also real lesbains are put off by the thought of being with a man from the start I know I was .Straight men do not have a go with a man to see what it is like and then decided they are straight.Face it lady you are straight!
lol The Man. She doesn't have a clue what she is talking about. I live with a gay man and he has sex with both men and women in the past. I also have several straight female friends who have experimented with the same sex. All of them very much men only now. I doubt anybody else in society would consider my femle friends gay because of a one time sexual encounter. So i don't see why I should be considered straight because of a few fumbles with men in the past.
This person seems to have very little knowledge of the social, emotional and personal journey one goes on when they discover they are "different" to the norm and are gay. And the difficulties of "coming out". I doubt very much "it" is even female, let alone gay.
This person seems to have very little knowledge of the social, emotional and personal journey one goes on when they discover they are "different" to the norm and are gay. And the difficulties of "coming out". I doubt very much "it" is even female, let alone gay.
to be honest, nobody will ever be able to tell you, as nobody will every be able to experience the feelings that someone else gets so will never be able to tell if it feels different from one person to the next. Even If it was something you could pin down, like, say, getting hit on the head with a really large mallet, no one would ever know if it felt exactly the same for someone else as it did for them