I'm sorry, but I totally disagree. Having dated a number of women in my life, all of whom, were at different stages sexually, I have to say that "not feeling anything" and faking it are not part of being a girl at all. It's totally understandable why it takes time for a woman to learn to have a vaginal orgasm, but the point is, it takes time. I've seen more than a few women who had never had orgasms before our relationship, and with lots of love, patience + time, it happens, when it's right. I don't even think it has anything to do with skill, mostly just love, support + patience. Women fake orgasms when they feel they have to, and that should be the first thing that a guy makes sure she never feels, pressure or frustration. Also, plenty of women have G-spots. Further, since you're writing from the point of view of someone who fakes it, let me just say that when women have their first vaginal orgasms, they always say that it feels like they have to pee. That's how it's supposed to feel. So, live + learn. . .
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