Kinks & Fetishes – What does Vaginal Orgasm mean?
Vaginal Orgasm
A Vaginal Orgasm is an orgasm reached through vaginal penetration without direct clitoral touch, often via the G-spot area or the inner parts of the clitoris that surround the vagina.
What does Vaginal Orgasm mean?
Vaginal Orgasm describes coming from penetration alone, with fingers, a penis or a toy inside the vagina, and no direct touch on the visible clitoris. People who have them often describe them as deeper or more spread out. What exactly happens is debated. Many researchers think a vaginal orgasm is mostly the inner clitoris being stimulated through the vaginal wall, since its legs and bulbs lie right next to it. Others see the G-spot area, urethra and clitoris as one connected zone. A few researchers argue it’s a distinct type of orgasm, and the debate isn’t settled. What’s clear is that the vagina and clitoris are closely connected.
Is a vaginal orgasm better than a clitoral one?
No. That idea goes back to Sigmund Freud, who called clitoral orgasms immature and vaginal ones the “mature” kind. The research of Masters and Johnson in the 1960s, and much that came after it, showed this is wrong. Most people with a vulva need clitoral stimulation to come, and that’s normal. An orgasm is no more real or grown-up because of where it starts.
How can you explore vaginal orgasms?
Without pressure. Get very aroused first, since the vagina lengthens and the tissue around it swells, which makes internal touch feel better. Use lube and try different angles and depths, for example a “come here” motion toward the front wall. Positions with a deep or tilted angle, like doggy style or missionary with a pillow under the hips, suit many people. If it doesn’t happen, nothing is missing. Adding clitoral touch is always fine.