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It seems everywhere you look, the narrative claims most women can achieve clitoral orgasms, implying any inability to do so is some sort of pathological failure. Is this a matter of my own physiology, or perhaps a psychological issue?
To elaborate on the situation. I have attempted every conceivable method, yet nothing works. Instead, my entire body begins to seize up—specifically my legs from the knees down—resulting in intense tension and involuntary twitching that escalates until it becomes unbearable. I have tried repeatedly to push through to the finish, but it clearly doesn't lead to an orgasm; it only leads to a sensation of physical distress so profound it feels fatal. I am forced to stop. Afterward, I am left feeling physically strained, restless, depressed, and utterly frustrated. It is particularly maddening to read that most women experience this effortlessly, finding it even more satisfying than vaginal stimulation. Please, take this seriously and offer some actual guidance before I lose my mind.
To elaborate on the situation. I have attempted every conceivable method, yet nothing works. Instead, my entire body begins to seize up—specifically my legs from the knees down—resulting in intense tension and involuntary twitching that escalates until it becomes unbearable. I have tried repeatedly to push through to the finish, but it clearly doesn't lead to an orgasm; it only leads to a sensation of physical distress so profound it feels fatal. I am forced to stop. Afterward, I am left feeling physically strained, restless, depressed, and utterly frustrated. It is particularly maddening to read that most women experience this effortlessly, finding it even more satisfying than vaginal stimulation. Please, take this seriously and offer some actual guidance before I lose my mind.