Is there a difference between a clitoral orgasm and a g-spot orgasm? All orgasms are similar: They happen when there is a build up of tension that is released in a burst of delicious sensation. During orgasm, heart rate increases, breath quickens, and muscles contract rhythmically. But orgasms can feel different depending upon which areas you stimulate, how you stimulate, or a variety of variables. This means that the clit is the most important area to focus on for a person with a vulva.

You may have even had some G-spot orgasms. To get a blended orgasm, you obviously have to stimulate your clitoris and G-spot at once. During Masturbation You know what works for you, so start that way. Focus on stimulating your clitoris with your hand or a hands-free toy. During Oral Warm up with whatever feels good, having your guy focus in on your clitoris.

The story you're about to read was published prior to our April investigation on the G-spot. The truth is: It doesn't exist. Learn more here. Okay, you've heard of a clitoral orgasm and you've heard of the G-spot kind — both damn good in their own right. Now imagine if you blended the two types for one phenomenal fireworks-like finale.

If women's orgasms were animals, the clitoral kind would be a dog. Stay with me, here! It's dependable, loyal, and predictable. You know exactly how a pup's going to react when you shake a box of treats, and most women know precisely what kind of clitoral action will cause climax.