We have all read that a developing fetus has a penis regardless of sex. As the development proceeds the males continue to have a prominent penis while the females develop a clitoris. The balls (excuse my French) grow larger in the male and become the external vulva in the girls. The point of all this leads to the difference between a clitoral and a vaginal orgasm. Girls have told me and I have observed that a clitoral orgasm is more intense than a vaginal orgasm. But it is short lived and focused on the clit. In fact it mimics a male orgasm. It is relatively easy to bring a girl to orgasm either through masturbation or through oral sex with a partner. On the other hand, the vaginal orgasm is something different. From my experience the vaginal orgasm is most likely to occur during that time of the month when a girl is most receptive to accepting semen to fertilize her waiting egg. I have seen it several times. One girl told me she could always feel the moment when the egg was fertilized, and she had three kids. Another girl who almost never responded to penetration would cum almost instantly during that time of the month. The vaginal orgasm, so I have been told, is not as locally intense as a clitoral orgasm, but as it develops, it spreads over the entire girl's body from head to toe, creating an intense other worldly tingling, a feeling of release that lasts longer than a clitoral orgasm as she becomes lost in her sensations. After I cum I simply wait and let my lady enjoy the full measure of her release. That's the way I see it anyway.....
Some believe that both types or orgasms are really a result of stimulating the same area, just in a different spot. If you look at female anatomy, the clit has a "root" that extends into the body similar to the penile shaft in a guy.
