Quote from: JaneNicole2013 on January 07, 2014, 08:00:37 AM
Care to elaborate? I'd like to learn more about transitioning from male to female orgasms...

^i made a picture to describe it. lines should be more fluid on the right side, but hey..

So, ya, I've heard someone call the male style pop goes the weasle, lol. Sounds about right.

But, like how I first learned and how I solely go now is more like on the right. Building and building. Sometimes it's like there are waves of greatness, each one separate from the others, and it gets better and better, until it's off the charts. And unlike the left side, it isn't a free fall to baseline, it's a gradual come down. I think this should explain it pretty well.

So I qualify for an orchi due to varicocele- does that change the game too?

So HRT changes orgasm, orchi changes them again etc?

I am totally not sure if it is really HT or genital correction that creates this or none of them - I guess it is mostly something that happens once your brain feels your body to be female - it may work with strong imagination, it is easened with HT and it is facilitated more with genital correction.

Quote from: victoria n on January 07, 2014, 02:09:57 PM
as far as I know most gentic women have a single orgasm and fluid ejaculates from the scenes glands
I don't know how soon after they can have another orgasm.
I heard a srs promoter stating after srs they have multiple and they are very enjoyable. I just don't believe it.
from what I RESEARCHED and know it it more difficult to orgasm post op

SRS promoter - sounds like a car salesman LOL
I doubt there is a universal truth there about post op orgasms. There are two parts - the mind (which may be freed to experience new things by having a body map that matches) and the body (which may or may not be damaged by the surgery - depending on luck and skill of the surgeon mostly) - if both work together it can be pretty cool I guess.
For me, it is mostly that orgasm that also produces some fluids - there sometimes can be little peaks near it - like pre-and post- orgasmic "orgasms light" which I did not have in the distant past - but the quality is different.
For me it was at first a bit more difficult to orgasm, but within a few months things healed well and then it was not really that hard later - still, I guess it always takes quite a bit more time, thats true, but its not something to break time records

That posts about describing how to get there and the body sensations - geez, I should not read that at work, it makes me all....