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Love Talk Topic: What sensations are experienced in the vagina during intercourse?

Yesterday two sexes topic Fengmusezi released an article “Why Do Men Like Making Love?”, then the background received many hot and explosive questions from netizens. It seems that people are really “studying without tire” in regards to the knowledge of men and women, and they just can’t get enough of it!

A male netizen left a message: “I’m so happy that I can be here with all of you. Thank you for your companionship.”

Actually, women enjoy making love more than men do. It’s easy to judge and recognize when a man experiences his climax. However, for women, the foreplay, the middle play and the afterplay must all be in place for her to reach her climax. The difficulty of really enjoying and reaching climax during making love is much more complex than that of a man, by hundreds of times.

I have always been curious to know, what does it feel like inside the vagina when a woman makes love?

Honestly speaking, even disregarding the right or wrong of understanding female orgasm, the last question suddenly posed a problem for me. Though Fumiko was married and had some research done on emotion and gender topics, frankly speaking, even if I can describe it, it’s just my personal feeling. It’s necessary to ask more other females how they feel in order to gain more widespread representation. Thus, the following compilation of words is from the internet, in order to entertain avid readers.

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Many people who have already had sexual experience still cannot clearly describe what it feels like inside the vagina during sex. What exactly is this “ineffable” feeling?

I feel a deep, urgent desire to wrap it up inside me and thrust his penis forcefully into my body.

At the stage of sexual arousal being aroused, there is a strong desire in my vagina – the desire to be entered, by the way, if this desire is satisfied I will be disappointed again.

I felt empty after stimulating my clitoris without having sex. My vagina was throbbing, wanting to be filled.

I started by stimulating my clitoral area, pulling the skin up to open my vagina so it could be filled or entered – yet if it was actually filled or entered, the whole sensation would be ruined. Maybe it was a general feeling, maybe a specific area needed to be touched – oh! At the moment of peak arousal, this feeling was strongest, but if at that moment my vagina was penetrated, all the wonderful sensations would be lost.

In the process of stimulating my clitoris, my vagina became very excited and then I started craving for contact there (either penetration by a penis or just touching it with fingers).

Sometimes during the process of masturbating, I feel a strong urge to insert something in there — usually with disappointing results.

At the moment she reached her climax of desire, after licking and sucking her vulva, it seemed to fulfill that craving for gratification.

At the moment I reached my climax, there was a wonderful sense of pain within my vagina.

I have a high libido of the G-spot type, which makes me crave the entry of my vagina. That feeling is like the top of my vagina wanting to be pressed.

I feel more satisfied with a vaginal orgasm; the clitoral type of orgasm always makes you crave for another.

“I am highly aroused with an eagerness for intercourse due to my clitoral orgasm.”

“The stimulation of the clitoris can make me extremely excited, but I like to follow it up with intercourse.”

The excitement of an orgasm with a clitoral type of sexual desire is a wonderful prelude to the entry of the vagina and yet, a climax with vaginal type of sexual desire gives one a feeling of completion.

Yes, the two types of orgasmic feelings are different, but it is difficult to explain clearly. An orgasm with vaginal penetration is more like a storm that subsides afterwards, while an orgasm without vaginal penetration is still a kind of desire.

When approaching a sexual climax, my vagina felt like a ‘thirsty cave’. But if I did not put anything in there, the climax brought me an intense pleasure (at least a very clear one). If something was put in there, my pleasure would dissipate – I felt somewhat reluctant to have a second climax but also somewhat unsatisfied.

After a clitoral orgasm (no penile pressure) is achieved, the itching sensation of arousal will still remain since a clitoral-type orgasm (no penetration) can lead to an even stronger sexual urge.

“I find that stimulation of the clitoris can bring me multiple orgasms, but through intercourse, one or two orgasms satisfy me completely and thoroughly.”

At the climax stage of sexual intercourse, it seems that people feel more about the end, while clitoral orgasm is more likely to create a desire for repeated orgasms.

Typically, the sexual climax I experience when penetration occurs gives me a sense of satisfaction deep within my life. I think this is due to the fact that, in addition to his penis entering my body, his entire body pressing against my thighs and buttocks bringing about a comfortable feeling of relaxation. Clitoral orgasms can be good too if they keep on giving me sensations, but compared to vaginal orgasms, I still feel quite tense in my muscles after the climax has ended.

Sui Er: 28 years old, Profession: Internet Traveler

When you first enter, if it’s a slow entry, there is a sense of being gradually invaded with the depth of entry. You can feel the man entering your body bit by bit, giving you pleasure like a sacrifice or possession. If it’s fast and sudden, there is an indescribable pleasure. The inside which was previously itchy and numb with desire suddenly gets fulfilled.

Feeling full and embraced, feeling intimate and unable to stop the water flowing out, arousing women’s desire more and more. The fast movement is very stimulating. With every forceful impact of the man, pleasure gradually accumulates from the vagina to the whole body, making it extremely sensitive until it can’t bear it anymore.

I feel it come in and out inside my body, comfortable and satisfied when it comes in but anxious and eager to go out. The action before a man ejaculates is what fascinates me the most. I often get aroused by my husband’s behavior before he cums, vaginal contraction, trembling of the whole body and impaired consciousness, like being electrified.

No matter how much we say, we still don’t understand. It is like women will never know what it feels like for men when they shoot. I think the charm of making love lies in the indescribable wonderful feeling it brings, which makes people unable to let go and put it down.

Little Swallow: 32 years old, Profession: Full-time Housewife

When the penis first enters, there is an obvious swelling sensation at the entrance of the vagina. During the process of entering, it feels like a thick object is rubbing inside the vagina; the walls of the vagina are particularly stimulated and comfortable. Especially if it has a large head, you can clearly feel its back-and-forth scraping against the vaginal wall. If it is long enough, you can even feel its head touching the cervix mouth, which makes it even more wonderful. This is my real experience.

Moyue: 21 years old, occupation: Tour guide

In simple terms, it is skin-to-skin contact. If you don’t feel anything, then there’s nothing to it. However, if pleasure is felt, there is a sense of fullness in the vagina and an urge for the male partner to enter deeper.

I don’t think the main issue is sensory, but rather emotional. When I make love, I usually feel impulses and passion which are like multiple impacts, not like the shapes and things mentioned above. I believe it requires careful attention and perception, but if you focus all your energy on that, will the passion of ML be gone?

Therefore, I mainly emphasize the atmosphere. If you make your girlfriend feel passionate and joyful, you have already succeeded half way. Besides, it is important to show your obsession and admiration for her body. Remember to praise her.

Goose and Ox: 35 years old, Profession: Freelance Moderator

What is the feeling inside a woman’s vagina during intercourse? This is a very special phenomenon and an important question that has only recently been discussed. This phenomenon is often seen as a desire for penetration of the vagina. It is part of the same question we were discussing earlier, that is, the difference in feelings between orgasm with sexual activity and orgasm without sexual activity. This strong desire or “longing” (intensely desired fulfillment) arrives with the buildup to orgasmic sensation when arousal accumulates and it itself is very close to the moment of climax, followed by its integration into the orgasmic spasms and contractions.

The situation is such, as summed up from personal experience: At some moments when sexual arousal accumulates to the peak of sexual desire and is about to climax, there is a deep intense feeling of pleasure/pain inside the vagina, a kind of desire to be penetrated or touched inside, or just an indescribable feeling of joy – which we call “vaginal longing”.

It almost feels hollow, causing this feeling being the upper end of the vagina, that part deep inside expands and expands to become a place theoretically described as a semen pool so that semen can be gathered and retained.

Some women find this feeling to be hollow, ethereal and unpleasant, but others find it to be a huge pleasure. Of course, at that moment you have the personal preference of whether you want the penis inserted into that area or not. For most women, when a penis is inserted in that area, they don’t feel such an overwhelming “desire of vagina”; it’s as if the penis has a kind of soothing effect and neutralizes the desire, so it all depends on whether you are willing to experience that feeling or not.