Why she can only achieve clitoral orgasm, but never vaginal, sexual orgasm. On negative effects of birth control on vaginal orgasm.

Reader:5/15/2005>
I am a 36-year-old woman who has enjoyed powerful clitoral orgasms since childhood. I started masturbating around age 5, and though I had no intellectual concept of what "sex" or "orgasm" were, I knew that if I kept rubbing myself, "the thing" would happen that let me know I was finished. I continue to have clitoral orgasms to this day; lovers can make me come with either manual or oral stimulation. Here are my questions:

(1) I've never, to my knowledge, had a vaginal orgasm. Intercourse feels AMAZING, and I've felt like I was on the EDGE of orgasm for extended periods of time, but I've never actually come during sex. I would like to be able to come easily and often during intercourse but am confused by the sheer number of products you offer and suggestions you make. Just so you know, I do take birth control pills but I have no health problems (normal blood pressure, etc). What do you recommend?

(2) On a similar note, although I have wonderful clitoral orgasms, I tend to take a long time to reach them and I have to experience the *exact same* motion over and over again in order to get there. I also have to be absolutely passive during the stimulation - in other words, I need to be sitting or lying absolutely still. I worry that this bores my lovers. If I'm *very* turned on, I can come with less than five minutes of direct clitoral stimulation (stroking with fingers or tongue). However, it's more common for me to need 15-30 minutes of this stimulation in order to come. I've never had multiple orgasms - once I come, I have to "start over" with the arousal cycle before I come again.

As I said above, I'd like to be able to come faster and more often, both clitorally and vaginally. Is there a single product in your arsenal that addresses all of these concerns? Are there exercises or lovemaking techniques you can point me to? Since I'm at my sexual peak, I want to enjoy it to the fullest!

Thank you for your help.

Dr. Lin: 5/15/2005>Generally, birth control pills can interfere with the erectile nervous function (from S2-S4) in the G-spot and limit the response of the L1-L2 sympathetic nervous orgasmic circuit due to a lack of orgasm fire (dopamine) and fuel (testosterone) once the liver P450 detoxification is overloaded and hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis is shut down.
The clitoral orgasm is mainly triggered by the vagus nervous circuit in the clitoris. Women castrated by drugs, birth control chemicals or spinal injuries can still achieve clitoral orgasm as long as the vagus nervous circuit is still active.
The main vagus nerves provide the parasympathetic nervous action on all the internal organs to balance the sympathetic nervous function until the life is terminated. People relies vagus nerves to survive. This mean the vagus nerves projected to the clitoris will continuously give women sexual pleasure until the neurotransmitter acetylcholine becomes too low to retain the clitoral sensitivity.
The G-spot orgasm is a different story since it relies on the S2-S4 nerves outflown from the tailbone for erection and sexual sensitivity, and on the L1-L2 nervous circuit to trigger the hypothalamus's dopamine-norepinephrine-epinephrine conversion and the pituitary oxytocin release for orgasmic responses. People don't need S2-S4 and L1-L2 in the pelvic cavity to survive. When the brain is chemically castrated, S2-S4 and L1-L2 can be shut down, but the vagus nerves are still active.
To have a vaginal orgasm, your S2-S4 and L1-L2 nervous circuits must be stimulated properly. S2-S4 are to build up your sexual energy by erection; L1-L2 are to relay the bioelectric acting potentials to pace the uterine contraction. Therefore,
If you want to have a sexual orgasm, you must have a live vagina!
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Why she can only have clitoral orgasm, but not vaginally sexual orgasm?
http://action.love/cases/case12913.htm
Of course, the dead G-spot produced no sexual orgasm.
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You must be able to erect your clitoris and G-spot to achieve orgasm.
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He must last longer than 30 minutes and be able to give you 3-point excitation -stimulation on your clitoris, G-spot and Epicenter at the same time with a rhythmic pressure -
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