Sex Ed. First Aid Kit
" Small and Tight Vaginas are Better?"
That is not actually the case. The tissue of vagina is flexible and elastic, which would stretch for insertion. No matter how large or small the vagina originally is, it will stretch to accommodate the insertion. What really matters is the muscle surrounding the vagina, which is the Kegel muscle that contracts while being stimulated. The more developed your Kegel muscle is, the stronger feeling you getJ. One of the way to train the Kegel muscle is to get more orgasm! (Source)
"Breaking the Hymen is the sign of “First Time”?"
That is not actually the case. The tissue of vagina is flexible and elastic, which would stretch for insertion. No matter how large or small the vagina originally is, it will stretch to accommodate the insertion. What really matters is the muscle surrounding the vagina, which is the Kegel muscle that contracts while being stimulated. The more developed your Kegel muscle is, the stronger feeling you getJ. One of the way to train the Kegel muscle is to get more orgasm! (Source)
"It’s Impossible to See the Clitoris?"
Take a look closer, a small part of the clitoris is actually expose underneath the clitoral hood, which is above the urethra opening. In fact, the whole clitoris wraps around the entire part of the outer vagina. Instead of just doing little circular motion on the exposed part of the clitoris, try and use some creative ways to trigger it!
"Orgasm is Orgasm Only?"
Some say that there are a difference between “G-Spot orgasms” and “clitoral orgasms”. Scientifically saying, there’s probably the same thing without a confirmed cut. As the clitoris is much bigger than you think, which surround the whole outer part of vagina, g-spot might just be considered as the extension part of the clitoris. The orgasms that you experienced actually came from the same origin. So treat your clitoris well!