Continuous multiple orgasms

If you're one of the few women who can pull off multiple orgasms like they're NBD, congrats! We're pretty sure they exist, but it'd be a lot easier to get on board if we'd ever experienced one ourselves. If you're looking for tips on how to improve your odds of experiencing the mythical multiple orgasm, you can find some helpful tips here and here. In the meantime, two real women who Are About That Life explain exactly what it feels like to have multiple orgasms. When was your first multiple orgasm?

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Nina Dobrev. Age: 30. Gentle, affectionate, petite lady is waiting for a real generous gentleman to visit! Little pranks for adults. Private communication in a comfortable environment.

How to Have Multiple Orgasms — Because Yes, It’s Possible!

How to Have Multiple Orgasms - Real Women Explain How to Have Multiple Orgasms

A person who has a vagina may be able to come anywhere from one to five times in a single session from any type of stimulation. Some people suggest that this figure may be even higher. You may be able to meet or even best these numbers, but every person is different. One may be enough, or you may desire a few. However, ejaculation and orgasm — with masturbation or partner sex — should never hurt.

Doutzen Kroes. Age: 31. A bright brunette with a luxurious figure and sensual lips is waiting for a real man. Come and you will see what a sex-obsessed girl is capable of.

Come Again?! Multiple Orgasms, Super-orgasms and the Women Who Have Them

There will be a man and a woman and they are having sex. Up against a wall, in a bed, in a car, anywhere. Vertically, horizontally. Clothed or unclothed. None of that matters, because the outcome will be the same.

Ronny Shtarkshall over the phone. Shtarkshall had known about "super-orgasmic" women from the professional literature, but he'd never actually talked with someone who'd experiences it. After meeting with her, Shtarkshall decided to research the case, along with a post-doctoral student from Harvard, Dr. Becca Feldman. Their study included conversations with her and analysis of texts she wrote about her sexuality.