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All the way from India, our friend Manny asked us, "Is there a difference between vaginal and clitoral orgasm?" Well Manny, I think the answer is quite obvious and answers itself. A clitoral orgasm occurs from the right stimulation of the clitoris and a vaginal orgasm occurs from.... well I'm sure you get the point.

However, if you are asking is one better than the other then now that's a question looking into. The better one actually depends on what works for your partner since each woman is different. I personally love giving clitoral stimulation to a woman first and making her orgasm that way before making her have a vaginal orgasm. Sometimes having a clitoral orgasm first helps having a vaginal orgasm but that is not always the case. Though, research has shown that close to 70 percent of women only climax from clitoral stimulation because of its accessibility and the sheer number of nerve endings concentrated in that small pleasure zone, so something to take into consideration.

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Vaginal orgasm are also possible too just like I mentioned above, where it can occur right after a clitoral orgasm. Although, I'm sure you have heard of something called the G-Spot. No, not the G-Spot in our Pinstripe tagline header. That elusive area of a woman called the G-Spot is what really makes her cum, assuming that she does have one. Anyhow, let's say you skip oral sex and move right into intercourse, well there are some positions that can allow you to still stimulate her clitoris. You will need to experiment different positions to see what works for you and also don't forget sex toys as that is another way to get her there. Though, the bottom line only depends on her so do ask her what works for her. Great communication is always important to have when discussing sex and many people forget or don't have that at all. You want to make sure it is only you who can actually get her off and know what she really likes.

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Thanks Dr. Evan Doess