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Zoe_und_Leonie
Group Member • Feb 3rd 2024
I am Leonie - and i got a surgery Type IIb years ago. glans clitoris and inner labia removed.
I still can have orgasms and my pussy, nipples and anus are much more sensitive since my clit is gone. I do still have a very high sex drive and enjoy deep orgasms - vaginal and anal.

I never want to be anything else. love my clitless pussy. Sadly, I had to travel outside Germany to get tha surgery done... but it was worth it.
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DarkMatter997
Group Member • Feb 3rd 2024
I have heard this comment a lot from clitless and open infibulated women, and there is very good reason for it. It's known that the Clitoris and G-spot both work as erogenous trigger spots, but they function differently as far as the nervous system goes. Clitoris functions through the spinal nerves. A G-spot goes threw the Vasal and Spinal nerve systems. When the clitoris is removed, the spinal nerves naturally loose contact. But this allows G-spot or vaginal anal area to actually become more sensitive as a trigger area and with a greater sensitivity. The reason for this is because of what's called the Gate theory. When a major nerve system is stimulated by two sources of stimulation, they start to compete to get first to the spine. It is kind like two mice trying to run down a pipe meant for one and half mice. The nerve impulses end up competing and becoming confused. The spinal nervous then doesn't know which signal is getting there first nor which is the strongest, so they really are cancelling each other out in away. This is basically how a TENS unit functions in pain management also. With the clitoris and inner labia removed, any stimulation from these lady parts is removed and allowing the G-spot to transmit stronger a signal to the spine. Thus, a much more powerful orgasm for these women. This was figured out by doing work with spinal cord damage women. Most spinal cord damaged women can still have G-spot orgasms due to Vasal nerve remaining intact. Vasal nerve also affects the anal area, and it seems more so in women than in men. Women generally speaking seem to have more nerve endings in the these areas, for some reason.

Hope this helps.

Working on an update or maybe a nice pussy!
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Zoe_und_Leonie
Group Member • Feb 17th 2024
It's a gorgeous and special feeling. Since i am clitless, I constantly think about other females I see - in public. Like what their pussies look like...

Funny things also happen in public changing rooms like in the swimming hall or in the gym. When being nude.... and my very cute slit is visible.
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