Women Without Clitoris Can Climax Using Their Brains…???

Okay guys, here is a little research i did on the Mystery of the female orgasm. From the existence of the G-spot to the origin of multiple orgasms and knowing how female sexuality once mystified scientists, there is a new finding that shows that women without clitoris can still reach their orgasm....so to those married wives that were circumcised, here is the thing, there is a chance than you can climax without the stimulation of the clitoris, you can climax using your BRAIN only... !

Trust me when I say radical experiments are finally revealing some answers and damn, you know a woman’s body is like a violin; it takes a terrific musician to play it right. Pressed or caressed the right way, a woman can be transported to such ecstasy, that for a few seconds, the rest of the world ceases to exist.  But get it wrong and you almost can bet that pain, frustration, or hate can ensue from her to you. It’s a stark contrast to a man’s experience; so long as they can get an erection, a few minutes of “you know” vigorous stimulation …booom…. it generally results in ejaculation.

So, question is why are orgasms so intensely pleasurable? Apart from the usual, “oh it was like I just died and went to heaven” responses. Have you yet found the right word, yet to describe orgasm??? And the question that we will be treating tonight is: do you think it possible for a woman to reach their climax without the aid of the clitoris??

You know, The woman’s body can be likened to a washing machine. Let me explain this symbol analogy to you with an experience on my washing machine.. “lol, don’t get it twisted, dirty you!”

On my washing machine, there is a lock. To activate it, you have got to hold down the start button for a particular length of time at just the right intensity. If you fondle it too soft, nothing happens and if you handle it too hard, you would get it so bad because the machine will be angrily at you but once you’ve mastered the technique, it’s easy; the lights switch on, things start moving and the cycle ultimately climaxes in a shuddering twirling crescendo of noise. Finally, you to your joy as the manipulator, you discover an entangled heap of damp but refreshed clothes tumbles out at the other end.

*Clapping*

Only then you know that you have done a good job at laundering. it’s indeed a perplexing mystery.

Why are orgasms so intensely pleasurable? How come women can experience multiple orgasms? And does the fabled G-spot even truly exist? And if it does exist then why do most women find it hard to climax and then why do women without clitoris find it hard to climax too knowing that there is  a g spot responsible for orgasm?

I think these are some of the most enduring mysteries of medicine. And you know The funny thing is that We are able to go to the moon, but we do not understand enough about our own bodies but then again in recent years we have seen a load of studies by these real-life Masters of Sex, and I must say that they are finally getting some answers as to how we come to have that inexplicable feeling after intense thrusting, fondling and manipulating some sensitive body parts. But then if you have been circumcised before, have you ever experienced orgasm as a woman or as a man how was your experience with a woman who had been circumcised?

Now, ladies, do you know that the secret to reaching your orgasm is through the activation of the brain?  There are hotspots in the brain… the truth is that the woman’s brain still receives signals from the genitals after orgasm long after the male has ejaculated and this allows for multiple orgasms for women plus it accounts for reason why a woman can still be in need for more even when some men are exhausted. Trust me when I say this happens as a result of the hotspots in the brain and one of the hotspots in the brain is the nucleus accumbens, that’s a brain region that deals in pleasure and reward and it does that through the release of a neurotransmitter called dopamine. 

Now research has it that if given the choice, rats will choose electrical stimulation of this brain region over food - to the extent that they would allow themselves to starve to death because of the intense pleasure that region of the brain brings and besides sex, that hotspot can also activated by cocaine, amphetamine, caffeine, nicotine and chocolate. No wonder orgasms make you want to keep on going back for more. After orgasm, however, some important differences do emerge, which might begin to explain why men and women react so differently after climax. Researchers have found some preliminary evidence that show that specific regions of the male brain becomes unresponsive to further sensory stimulation of the genitals immediately after orgasm, whereas women’s brains continue to be activated: this may be why some women experience multiple orgasms, and men do not…and that’s why men are expected to go beyond one round in order to give their women the ultimate satisfaction.  

Now here is the reason why men can go through multiple orgasm like women, The penis has just one route for carrying sensations to the brain, the female genital tract has three or four. Its that simple.

It wasn’t until the 16th Century that the clitoris began to be described as a distinct physical structure, common to all women, with the function of inducing pleasure. Yet in subsequent centuries, female pleasure took a back seat, and the clitoris was largely forgotten. It re-emerged in the 20th Century, but was still regarded as inferior by many.  Now, sexologists have come to a conclusion that the inability to experience vaginal orgasms is associated with psychosexual immaturity but then  the question still remain is it even possible to have an orgasm in the absence of a clitoris? Worse still does size matter? That’s a debate that we can never get tired of..

Well here is an answer to that:

A particular sexologist by the name Paula wondered if the size, and location of the clitoris in healthy women might influence the ease with which they orgasm during penetrative sex. So she and her colleagues recruited ten women who claimed rarely or never to achieve orgasm during sexual encounters, and twenty women who said they climax almost every time, and so they used an MRI scanner to take a detailed look at their clitorises. They found that the smaller the size of the clitoris and the further it was from the vagina, the harder the women found it to achieve orgasm. So it wasn’t about the size of the penis but the size of clitoris and the distance between the vagina and he clitoris.

As for women who find it difficult to climax during penetrative sex – or indeed any sex – Paul’s message was simple: experiment!!!

And know that there’s nothing wrong with you. Everyone is a little different, so some women will have a lot of clitoral stimulation during sex, while for others it’s a little harder -but your partner may have to use their hands or a toy to help you achieve that goal plus women should know that if they don’t have orgasms with straight out vaginal penetration, then that that’s normal.”

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