My last period was 1 year ago.  I don't reach the same degree of orgasms anymore.?
414618
You need to see a doctor
929923
happens to a lot of women stressed out, also be on the look out for no period for one or more months. if your body doesnt feel  secure, it may ovulate properly.
562559
I'm assuming you are continuing to have sex and still not orgasming. First of all for women it can be more difficult. You may need to experiement to find out what puts you over the edge. Often our internal dialogue really interferes with our pleasure if it is telling us sex is bad. If that is the case you may need counseling.\n\nIf not, then you need practice and a patient and loving partner to help you find your triggers. Have fun!
142866
I aswered this one already, but we do have orgasms just not like men. When you have one you will know it.
490504
how long has it been?  any chance of being pregnant?  It could  just be that you have dysfunctional bleeding.  Some women go months at a time without having one and are not pregnant.  I had a cheerleader friend in highschool who went 6-9 months without having a period because she was SO active.  Soemtimes it could be another health issue.  I would suggest checking with your doctor.
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No it is very normal.  Don't worry about it.  You might want to wear a panty liner to help with the moisture.\n\nIt probably increases about a week after your period.  This is the most fertile time.  Also if you get excited.
529683
I find that I am alot more easily aroused during my period. You know the hormones are jumping all over the place. As suggested above, if you decide to do this, either put down an old towel on the bed first, then lay down on it. You could also do it in the shower, with your partner behind you. While standing, lean forward and have him take you vaginally from behind while the warm water sprays down upon you. It seems to go deeper this way and eases my cramps. Another way to try is on your knees man behind you (doggie style). You can even leave your panties on with pad in them. he can pull them either down or to the side far enough to enter you. If you choose to do this, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
591123
no dear nothing is wrong...some women go six months in between periods...my advice is go see on gyn...or a dr at health department near you
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It's the sex.\nIf you aren't having orgasms, the sex can be better.\n\nYou aren't doing anything wrong though. Most women don't have orgasms just through plain sex. \nTry getting your partner to stimulate your clitoris as well - you could try investing in a vibrator and trying a few different positions.
513384
I am with lady bug! When you pass menopause you do loose many of your sexual tools. Get checked out and ask your Dr. about hormone cream for that problem!
1050628
I didn't have an orgasm through intercourse for about a year after I lost my virginity to my fiance.  I was anxious and nervous and I saw it all as a really big deal which stopped me coming even though oral and masturbation made me come.  When he asked me to marry him, it was like someone switched on a tap and I now orgasm every single time that we have intercourse.\n\nYou could try having your boyfriend stimulate you until you are almost at orgasm before stopping to have sex for a while, then continuing the manual stimulation etc until you orgasm whilst he is inside you.  Different positions might work, try missionary with your legs up over his shoulders or a cushion under your bum, doggy style with him reaching round to stimulate your clitoris, you on top stimulating yourself or having him stimulate you.\n\nGood luck!
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Registered Nurse here; Hun sounds like you have a hormonal imbalance.  I strongly suggest you make appointment with OB/GYN and go in for evaluation.  Also don't faint, but if you have been sexually active you could be pregnant.  For many times when the female breast feeds, her menstrual cycles will stop, however ovulation doesn't and bang your pregnant.  Another reason I strongly encourage you to see the Doc.  At any rate this is not normal, and needs to be addressed, so that you can get the imbalanced resolved, prior to it becoming a big issue.  \nThanks for the opportunity to address such a sensitive question.
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It is very normal. your period will not be consistant until you mid to late 20's. It takes your body time to get used to the fact that it is able to reproduce. It is so normal. Every womans periods are screwed up for the first 5-10 years that they have it. It's alright don't worry about it sweetie
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Dont worry about it.  The first year or so, it will be irregular.  After that if its still irregular go to a gyn and go on birth control.. it will regulate it and make your cramps less... plus the obvious benefit of reducing the chance of pregnancy.
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haha don't worry there. the first year or two your periods are going to be a little off. it's stil adjusting. don't worrry. some girls even skip a month sometimes. don't worry though. if you feel as though you need to see a doctor..see one. but i really do'nt think you should worry. it happens.
387470
Its normal to have an irregular period for at least the first year. After that if it is still acting irregular make an appointment to see a ob/gyn.
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I wouldn't worry to much. I use to be really irregualr. Sometime I would have it every month, sometimes it would be two months apart or even three. If you are usually regular, you may want to go to the doctor