When we talk about orgasms, many people first think of clitoral stimulation and the “external orgasm.” It comes quickly, is easy to feel, and for most women, it’s the first form of sexual pleasure they experience. However, when it comes to “inside orgasms,” many remain unfamiliar with the concept, sometimes believing it to be an elusive myth.
In reality, an inside orgasm refers to a deep and powerful climax triggered by stimulating specific areas within the vagina. Although it may take longer to learn, once mastered, this warm, rising sensation from deep within the body can be unforgettable. Many women describe it as “losing strength all over,” or “feeling completely drained,” with some even saying they’re too weak to get out of bed the next day—a testament to the intensity of this experience.
So, what kinds of inside orgasms are there? And how can you gradually unlock this hidden form of pleasure?
The Three Types of Inside Orgasms
G-spot orgasm
Portio (cervical) orgasm
Multiple (continuous) orgasm
These types aren’t entirely separate—they’re interconnected, often developing progressively as your body becomes more attuned to internal stimulation.
1. G-Spot Orgasm: The Easiest Internal Orgasm to Explore
The G-spot is located about 3–5 centimeters inside the vaginal canal, typically along the front wall. It often feels slightly rough to the touch. The pleasure derived from stimulating this area isn’t concentrated in a single spot—it’s more of a spreading, tingly sensation from within.
For first-timers, G-spot stimulation might trigger an urge to urinate. That’s perfectly normal—this area is also responsible for triggering female ejaculation (commonly known as squirting).
Many people begin by combining G-spot and clitoral stimulation. This helps the body ease into a state of sexual arousal and builds a connection between internal sensation and orgasmic response. Over time, this can strengthen the mind-body link needed to achieve inside orgasms.
2. Portio Orgasm: The Deepest and Most Lasting Pleasure
Compared to G-spot orgasms, portio orgasms (also known as cervical orgasms) are deeper, more prolonged, and often described as more profound. The portio is the lower end of the uterus that protrudes slightly into the vaginal canal. It’s located about 8–10 centimeters deep, which can make it difficult to reach with fingers alone.
Stimulation is typically only effective after arousal lowers the uterus slightly. At first, you might feel nothing or even mild discomfort. That’s why slow, gentle touch is essential. Avoid any rapid or forceful movements. Once your body becomes more accustomed, rhythmic tapping or consistent, light pressure can enhance sensation.
Unlike localized pleasure, a portio orgasm is often experienced as a full-body climax, sometimes with lingering tremors and a deep sense of physical release.
3. Multiple Orgasms: The Ultimate Sensory Overlap
Multiple orgasms don’t just mean having many orgasms in one session. Instead, they refer to a state where a new orgasm begins before the previous one has fully ended—resulting in wave after wave of intensifying pleasure.
To achieve this, the body must be trained to stay in a high-arousal state over time. This usually requires combining G-spot and portio stimulation. Once your body can maintain this edge-of-orgasm state, experiencing overlapping climaxes becomes more likely.
How to Train Your Body for Inside Orgasms Through Masturbation
There are two main approaches: using your fingers or using sex toys (like vibrators or dildos).
G-Spot Training
Finger technique: Insert your middle finger up to the second knuckle, then curl it upward toward the front vaginal wall. Feel for the slightly rough texture and apply gentle, rhythmic pressure or tapping.
Using toys: Many vibrators on the market are designed specifically to target the G-spot. Their curves and angles are crafted to press against the G-spot effectively. Vibrations and swinging motions can create prolonged, steady stimulation, helping the body build stronger orgasmic responses.
Magic Sundae - Magic Motion love egg
Sundae is a Magic Motion vibrating egg which is compact and egg-shaped, comfortable to wear and easy to insert. The user or partner can change the vibration settings remotely through the Magic Motion app or manual control. Choose from a variety of vibration modes and intensities to find the stimulation level that best suits your preferences, adding surprise and intimacy to the G-spot stimulation experience.
Portio Training
Finger technique: Only attempt deep stimulation after full arousal, when the uterus has lowered. Once your finger reaches the firm bump of the portio, use a combination of light tapping and firm but gentle pressure. Never thrust aggressively—this can cause discomfort or injury.
Using toys: A longer dildo is ideal for portio training. Choose one long enough to reach 8–10 cm and preferably with a suction cup base. This allows hands-free use in various positions, replicating sexual penetration and making portio stimulation easier.
Inside Orgasm During Sex: Which Positions Work Best?
Choosing the right positions can maximize internal stimulation and help guide your partner more effectively.
Positions for G-Spot Stimulation
Cowgirl (woman on top): The woman controls the angle and rhythm, making it easier to align with the G-spot.
Missionary: If the partner knows how to maintain the right angle and rhythm, consistent stimulation of the G-spot is achievable.
Prone (lying face down): The woman lies flat with legs extended. This position helps concentrate sensation in the lower body while the angle naturally targets the G-spot.
Positions for Portio Stimulation
Cowgirl: Allows the woman to control angle and depth, which makes it easier to access the cervix.
Rear entry: Penetration is horizontal, and most often that is entering directly into the portio.
Legs-up position: Woman on her back with legs up on partner's shoulders. This angle deepens penetration and the likelihood of reaching the cervix—but always favor slow, gradual motions over hard thrusts.
Still Not Reaching Orgasm? Check These Common Issues
If you’ve tried everything and still can’t achieve an inside orgasm, don’t panic. These might be the culprits:
Not relaxed enough: Emotional and physical relaxation are key. Tension, fatigue, or self-consciousness can block sexual arousal—especially for deep orgasms.
No experience of clitoral orgasm yet: You may find it harder to recognize internal ones if you have not yet had external ones. Start by learning to please the clitoris first and only later, as you develop sensitivity, turn your focus inward.
Insufficient lubrication: Both toys and fingers will work better if they are well-lubricated. Well-stocked modern markets offer warm, cool, scented, and flavoured lubricants for every mood.
Learning to feel inside during orgasm requires time, not pace. It can take months or weeks for your body to get accustomed to liking new sensations, and that is completely fine. It is quite common for people to give up before they become successful simply because it occurs at a slower pace than they expected.
The key is not to stress yourself out. Sex is not a performance—it's an adventure. And even if you fail to make it right away, getting in touch with your body and getting in touch with your lover is already a success.
Final Thoughts: Finding Your Deepest Pleasure Begins with You
Diving into the world of your own body can unlock an entire new world of sexual pleasure. Doing it by yourself or with a partner, do it with curiosity, kindness, and patience.
Here's to new sensations—and to pleasures you never knew.".
