12-01-2024, 07:29 AM
I’ve always been curious about this topic because I’ve had mixed experiences with penetration and orgasm. Some women I’ve been with have had no trouble reaching orgasm from penetration, while others struggle with it. It really comes down to understanding their bodies and what they need to feel fully stimulated. That’s where your approach to grinding and changing positions makes sense. I’ve found that when I focus on certain areas, like the G-spot or the anterior wall, I can achieve better results.
But, I think it’s also important to consider the emotional and mental factors that contribute to a woman’s ability to orgasm. If she’s not comfortable with me or is distracted, it’s a lot harder for her to let go and enjoy the experience fully. That’s why creating a relaxed, intimate environment before and during sex is essential. I’ve had a few experiences where simply setting the right mood and connecting emotionally was enough to make penetration more effective for her.
I also agree with your point on the duration of sex. It’s easy to rush things, but when you take the time to really enjoy each other and focus on building that connection, it leads to a much more satisfying experience. In terms of physical endurance, working out definitely helps. When I’m in better shape, I can go longer without tiring out, which gives me more opportunities to try different techniques and positions.
Lastly, I think that not using condoms also plays a role in how comfortable a woman feels during sex. For some, it can make the experience more intimate and pleasurable, but of course, it’s important to practice safe sex in other ways. Regular testing is essential, but if both partners are comfortable, I can see how this might contribute to a better experience overall.
But, I think it’s also important to consider the emotional and mental factors that contribute to a woman’s ability to orgasm. If she’s not comfortable with me or is distracted, it’s a lot harder for her to let go and enjoy the experience fully. That’s why creating a relaxed, intimate environment before and during sex is essential. I’ve had a few experiences where simply setting the right mood and connecting emotionally was enough to make penetration more effective for her.
I also agree with your point on the duration of sex. It’s easy to rush things, but when you take the time to really enjoy each other and focus on building that connection, it leads to a much more satisfying experience. In terms of physical endurance, working out definitely helps. When I’m in better shape, I can go longer without tiring out, which gives me more opportunities to try different techniques and positions.
Lastly, I think that not using condoms also plays a role in how comfortable a woman feels during sex. For some, it can make the experience more intimate and pleasurable, but of course, it’s important to practice safe sex in other ways. Regular testing is essential, but if both partners are comfortable, I can see how this might contribute to a better experience overall.