How do you know if you truly orgasmed?

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Please don’t judge me or write comments like “you’ll just know!” I am 18 and just trying to learn more.
I haven’t had intercourse yet but I’ve done other stuff. 
When I have foreplay with a guy I know I get turned pretty easily and I become really warm and get wet down there. Even when I got eaten out it was so nice but I don’t think I ever orgasmed. Like I don’t feel anything extra coming out of me￼ if that makes sense? Like I don’t have to push anything out lol? And one time when I got fingered it just felt like he was jamming his fingers in really deep not in a pleasuring way. Even when I masturbate I just feel wet but I truly don’t think I’ve ever orgasmed yet.

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If you have an orgasm, you will know. Thats just the reality of it, whether you want that answer or not.

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For me the fastest way is rubbing my clit. When I get close I can tell blood rushes there and my vag and it gets warm. Kinda feels like my lady bits are glowing if I were to look lol. You really feel the pinnacle of the good sensation and personally I become a little paralyzed until I keep rubbing and let it end after 5-10 more seconds. My mouth opens huge like I’m surprised sorta. When it gets extra warm, DONT STOP! For me when I get to that point I’m less than a minute away if I keep rubbing exactly in the good spot I found. Women don’t really cum like guys. For me I stop getting wetter once I am about to cum. It feels very distinct from just touching yourself. Once you do one you’ll understand why everyone says you’ll just know

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It’s the reality .....you just know:....there is a build of pleasure and it’s just pops when you feel the build just keep going the it will happen. Also note that a lot of woman need clitoral stim to orgasm so try that

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The best way to describe an orgasm, I think, is it’s as if your vagina needs to sneeze😂 I know that sounds weird but they’re very similar. Just like you feel the tickle in your nose when you need to sneeze, and you inhale/ exhale until you do sneeze? You like... wait for the “tickle which you’ll feel around or almost beneath your urethra (the hole you pee from). Once you feel that tickle you have to locate the exact spot that ticked it off and BOOM! Orgasm. 
It took a long time for me to distinguish pleasure from an orgasm. It’s kind of crazy!

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like everyone else said... you'll just know. there's like this gradual build up of pleasure and then you just go over the edge, and that's the orgasm. if you are even wondering if what you've experienced is an orgasm, then it definitely isn't one. a pretty surefire way to get there is to buy a vibrator and experiment, but there are some people that doesn't work for.

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There isnt a textbook answer unfortunatley....every person experiences their pleasure differently. There are also different levels of orgasm. Ladies who have experience it can tell you there are amazing ones and then not so amazing ones and they are different but with the same "outcome".
If you have an orgasm. You will 100% know.
Take some time and try to figure out what you like. Explore with yourself and get to know yourself better. As an aside, if a guy is doing something to you that dosent feel pleasurable then STOP him. Not every girl likes the same thing or style. You have to give them feedback too or they will just do whatever they think u may like.

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If you don’t know you probably haven’t. I know it’s annoying to her “you’ll know” but you will. It’s like this relief and calm feeling after. You’ll feel this rise and the this big feeling of relief. That’s the only way I can really describe it. But yeah you will know. There’s a difference from just feeling good and an orgasm. Also there doesn’t have to be a physical release(squirting) for it to be an orgasm.

How do you know if you truly orgasmed?

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