Hmm, not sure if this is exactly the place but I'll give it a shot. This is mostly directed towards ladies but from a scientific side I'd be interested to hear from men as well. 
Have you ever found yourself in a sort of orgasm rut? I was talking to a friend last week who expressed her concern that, having been an avid masturbator all her life, she has always had a hard time "getting it right" with boyfriends because she was so used to coming in one particular way.
Sometimes I find that I can only come in certain positions, or that specific exact muscles need to be tensed or relaxed in order for me to orgasm, which means sex can end up being sort of . . . I won't say boring. Maybe predictable. This only happens sometimes, and then I'm out of the 'rut'. Usually good communication is the key.
I read somewhere else that masturbation with vibrators can decrease sensitivity until one can *only* orgasm with one, but I think that might just be an urban legend... the body is immensely capable of many a wondrous feat, in my mind.
Anyway, I told her that every woman's body is different and she might need to work on the relaxing/communicating aspect with her SO, but I am curious to know if it's actually possible to get a sort of "writer's block" of orgasm from masturbating in one particular way for so long. Has anyone had an experience with this?
Claire
Have you ever found yourself in a sort of orgasm rut? I was talking to a friend last week who expressed her concern that, having been an avid masturbator all her life, she has always had a hard time "getting it right" with boyfriends because she was so used to coming in one particular way.
Sometimes I find that I can only come in certain positions, or that specific exact muscles need to be tensed or relaxed in order for me to orgasm, which means sex can end up being sort of . . . I won't say boring. Maybe predictable. This only happens sometimes, and then I'm out of the 'rut'. Usually good communication is the key.
I read somewhere else that masturbation with vibrators can decrease sensitivity until one can *only* orgasm with one, but I think that might just be an urban legend... the body is immensely capable of many a wondrous feat, in my mind.
Anyway, I told her that every woman's body is different and she might need to work on the relaxing/communicating aspect with her SO, but I am curious to know if it's actually possible to get a sort of "writer's block" of orgasm from masturbating in one particular way for so long. Has anyone had an experience with this?
Claire
