I know mine is sensitive. The clit as well, all over, actually... I'm amazed at how well it works. And it feels different than "male" part did -- the sensation is a lot more and a lot better -- and the orgasms are really, really, really, really good.
Also, I think part of it is that I'm comfy with the right part. I haven't been with anyone yet (just myself for the moment) but I'm happy with my vagina. I'm excited at the prospect of having a relationship and finally getting to enjoy the intimacy part. I've been in plenty of relationships, but because I had the wrong parts intimacy would get awkward. In a couple of my relationships with bi-girls, I ended up feeling like I had to use my parts. If I didn't, often my partner would feel left out because I could pleasure her to know end, but she couldn't do it to the same extent. Of course, we did a lot of other things besides intercourse, but a woman does want to return as well as receive.
I had one lesbian relationship where my partner didn't want to touch/see that part down there -- that made me very, very happy, actually. I took a lot of pressure off. But then, again, as a few months gone by we ran into the same road block. She wanted to give back, but at the same time didn't like penises at all and I didn't want to use it. Eventually, we broke up (not just because of the intimacy, but for other reasons, too... but intimacy was part of it).
So, I think part of the reason -- besides the masterful work Brassard done, because the feelings aren't just all in my head -- is that finally I have the correct part. And, believe me, I've been excited for when I do go back into a relationship that I'm going to enjoy an aspect of it that I haven't really been able to before. I'm very happy about that.
The G-spot is a bonus. I actually ran out of my room and told my roommate (another lesbian) that I have a g-spot. I was uber excited when I realized that I could feel it. I totally wasn't expecting it and wasn't expecting everything to look so damn good down there! Much of the swelling is gone and I have no pain down there. Everything seems to work fine. It's great. I know that there's still some healing probably going on because it can take upto 4 months for swelling to completely go away and up to a year for all of the nerves to heal. So, if it's this good now, I wonder what it's going to be like a few months from now, or a year?
I was one of the lucky ones when I was in Montreal. Although I had tons of pain and was allergic to the pain killers, I had almost no bruising or swelling. I had two small bruises, about the size of a quarter. Others I know had much more bruising and swelling. I was very surprised I didn't get much, and I was healing really well. The pain, again, sucked and I seemed to have more pain than everyone else at the start -- but then I was healing fast, almost now swelling, and no bruising.
