JANE: Why are women still told that orgasm is possible from intercourse? Victoria: Because it is. Not having an experience yourself does not mean it is impossible. I am female. And I have had vaginal orgasms from and during sex. Almost never with my husband of 25 years. But with a very attentive lover before him. JANE: So what erotic turnons caused your mental arousal? How did you manage to orgasm from stimulation (the penis thrusting in the vagina) that does not continue up until female orgasm? JANE: Why can you not replicate these erotic and physical stimulation techniques with your husband? Women often mistake emotional responses with orgasm. The vagina is an inert reproductive tract. What you are claiming is impossible! Victoria : Have you heard of the Gspot? It can be stimulated by friction from penile penetration. That is probably how, when & why I have orgasmed during PIV intercourse. You have your experience, I have mine. Victoria : I know from my experience, that the vagina has nerve endings. It is not inert by any stretch of the imagination. If any further response has the attacking and condescending tone of your last, I will not further engage here. JANE: Even Cosmopolitan magazine has admitted that the Gspot theory is a myth. It still doesn’t change the fact that stimulation must continue up to orgasm. Even men need that. Intercourse continues to male orgasm. You have clearly never had an orgasm. JANE: As I said, it is common for women to mistake orgasm with a lover. They assume that emotional responses equate to what men are calling arousal and orgasm. If you cannot explain mental arousal, so you are not having an orgasm. JANE: Orgasm is a response of the central nervous system and involves a release of accumulated mental and physical arousal. Sexual response relates to erotic stimuli not emotional stimuli. Achieving orgasm is a repeatable experience. You dont forget how to orgasm. Celebrating our ability to enjoy eroticism