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For many women, trying to have an orgasm can be a lengthy and frustrating process. So it's no wonder that many women try and fail, only to later discover they can only get themselves off with the help of a vibrator. In this week's Sex Talk Realness , Cosmopolitan. Woman A: Twenty-four.

Julia. Age: 29. Charmingly sexy, naive and lustful! Fickle, lustful and at the same time tender, gentle! I do not try to please, I seduce EXCELLENT! Aesthetic pleasure from the first minutes of the meeting! I always meet in sexy lingerie and stockings! I love romantic and demanding sex!

OK, TMI: Help! I Think I Desensitized Myself by Using My Vibrator…a Lot

Can you use a vibrator too much and desensitize yourself? | Well+Good

Of course, I thought something was wrong with me because what seemed to cum so easily to everyone else see what I did there? For starters, the orgasm gap is real AF. In fact, according to a study in the Archives of Sexual Behavior , only 65 percent of heterosexual women reported that they "usually or always orgasmed when sexually intimate," compared to 95 percent of heterosexual men sigh. That number only increases by 1! Lesbian women not-so-surprisingly have it best, with 86 percent saying they usually or always orgasmed during sex. My guess? A same-sex partner better understands your body's needs.

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What To Do When You Feel Too Dependent On Toys

According to a study of more than 52, Americans, heterosexual women experience fewer orgasms during sex than any other demographic out there. These days, vibrators and other sex toys for women have made it out of the taboo and into nightstands around America. When it comes to sex , fears of being replaced by the machine run deep. But, the truth is, using a vibrator or any other sex toy during sex is much more friend than foe.

But how often do we hear the nitty-gritty of how we can actually better understand our deepest desires and most embarrassing questions? Bustle has enlisted Vanessa Marin, a sex therapist , to help us out with the details. No gender, sexual orientation, or question is off limits, and all questions remain anonymous.