Also, does “top” and “bottom” refer to literal positions, or rather who’s doing the penetratiing and who’s getting penetrated?
One doesn’t have to be gay to enjoy a little self play with the nether regions. While I dont know about orgasm, the feeling is most definitely pleasurable.
As for the gay thing, I always thought there was a turn-taking process involved for those couples in which both parties had a desire to ‘cum.’
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Also, does “top” and “bottom” refer to literal positions, or rather who’s doing the penetratiing and who’s getting penetrated?
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The latter. You can be physically on top, but if you’re getting it up your… well, you’re the bottom.
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Also, does “top” and “bottom” refer to literal positions, or rather who’s doing the penetratiing and who’s getting penetrated?
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In “vanilla” sex, it has to do with penetration, but in the world of BDSM, it has to do with many things that don’t necessarily involve penetration at all; it can describe differences that are as mental and emotional as physical.
But it never has to do with literal positions.
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Ladies lack prostates. However the G-Spot (hand-drawn image of innards with labelled body parts) is supposed to do for women what the prostate does for men (i.e. enhance orgasms).
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Of course, but if you can wiggle your toes, walk, kick, crawl hands-and-knees, or experience sexual pleasure from stimulation below the waist, you have that ganglion (just not the male gland it’s adjacent to in males).