Yes

How are orgasms for you? Can you feel more pleasure?

Which one is extra?

Are they actually two separate organs or is it just one that developed differently?

Never tell me the odds.

Can you orgasm with either? Can you orgasm with one and then orgasm with the other, or do they share a single refractory period?

Are they at the same local?

The extra one I was born with is more sensitive

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So the average guy still has a 0% chance of finding either one of them, or are the odds better? I'm shit at math.

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One is above the other !

Is one of them more sensitive than the other?

Is one above the other or are they side by side?

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😂 yes sometimes

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Does this mean you are twice as disappointed when you have sex with a man who doesn’t know how to please a woman?

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This is a great question. I'd also like to know the answer.

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