How large penis is needed to give women vaginal orgasms

I realize that it has been a while since anyone has posted here, but here goes.

I have been with 10 women. First wife for many years. We had a very good relationship. The sex was often as well as great. I have always been capable of lasting for rather long sessions. Sometimes up to nearly an hour. First wife nearly always climaxed, but never vaginally. After being together for many years, she became very ill and passed away.

Later I remarried. This woman enjoyed my thickness. In fact she commented about that as well as my stamina and lasting ability. She also would climax nearly every time.
She commented several times that her previous husband was a bit longer than me, but my length plus my thickness made sex “so much better.” She would only climax vaginally.
As a matter of fact the only way she enjoyed having her clitoris stimulated was orally.

There were variations among the other women. Some of them climaxed only clitorially, some only vaginally, and a couple either way.

I have read in more than one article that some women can only climax clitorially, others only vaginally. While still others either way. That has been my first hand
experience.

My recent post. Just for whatever it is worth.

My experience is rather strange so I will throw it out there.

I was blessed with a long penis (7.5x4.8). Prior to PE I had never given a woman a vaginal orgasm, including my wife of 3 years. I started PE when I did a fellowship and was away for 3 months. I got the newbie pop of .5x.2 in about a month (probably a majority due to rock hard erections). My wife also got a book on the female orgasm and read it while I was gone. When we first had sex after the gains, she had a squirting vaginal orgasm, and now is highly orgasmic during sex. I am not sure if this is caused by her being more in tune with her body, my increased size, or stamina (which I also learned here).

I believe that penis size alone is not the limiting factor. A vaginal orgasm includes a woman’s openness with her body, the ability of a man to provide a constant stimulus (stamina) and hitting the right spot (for me the cul de sac). My wife is still unable to orgasm from clitoral or g spot stimulation, though she has told me I am very skilled at both. I think that most of the advice here is spot on, it just depends on your woman.

Girth is definitely more important for vaginal orgasms in my experience. Like others mentioned, technically all you need is two or 3 inches of length to reach the g spot, but girth determines the amount of stimulation you give it. I’m about 7.5 BPEL and 6.25 EG and every woman (all two of them LOL) I’ve had intercourse with have had wet sloppy vaginal orgasms and I don’t need to go in all the way, in fact it happens more quickly when I don’t go in all the way. Halfway usually does it.

Well, hello people. I will share my experience and also my current issues. I am 6 inch long and 5.5 inch girth. I am not doing PE or anything else.

I am married for 5 years now and we love each other a lot. I am 35 and she is 32. Our sex life was good until very recent. I observed that she has strong clit orgasms but pretty weak vag orgasms. I think from my past experiences that she is loose compared to some other girls I was with. She always told me that I am the best sex partner of her entire life.

That’s why I decided to buy a dildo, which was 8 inch long (only 6 inch insertable) and 5,9 inch girth. She had the first 2 orgasms of her entire life. What she taught to be orgasms in all this years, they were not. So its obvious that she need a thicker girth. She now refuses to use the dildo again because she says it is me who she wants.

This is the reason I am on this forum in the first place but I am not considering to do PE due to the warning its posted on the forum.

But I don’t know what to do. I am short in girth 0,5 inch to be a good size for my woman.

I think they get off most when giving birth though

I recently read (I wish I could remember where!) that some research into vaginal nerve endings showed that women vary greatly in the way their nerves are spread throughout their vaginas.

So the answer to the OP is: It totally depends on the woman and where her fun sensors are located!