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How To Tell If She's Faking It, By An Orgasm Faker

Posted by Brian Fairbanks

 

We have to confess, there have been times when our female partner is having an orgasm that we raise an eyebrow and all but blurt aloud, "You expect me to believe that? That's the pillow case touching you down there!" Or something like that.

Anyway, one woman has finally come forwarded with the information we've been waiting for: a list of signs to watch for if you suspect your partner of faking it when doing it...

Are her lips red?
When women climax, their lips (both sets, but most noticeably her facial ones) turn a little bit redder and slightly swell.

Has her breathing and heart race increased?
While it's easy to fake moaning and groaning, it's harder to fake physiological symptoms. During orgasm, her breathing should sound faster -- almost slightly erratic -- and her pulse should quicken.

Is there an increase in lubrication?
You shouldn't have to reach for the KY, her juices should be flowing freely at this point.

Does her vagina feel tighter?
During orgasm, women experience pelvic muscle spasms and vaginal contractions.

Did her nipples harden?
Almost all women (around 95 percent) have hard nipples during climax.

Can she hold a conversation?
If she is truly having an orgasm, aside from the occasional "Ohmygod" or animal-like grunt, she shouldn't be able to say much. If she's talking in complete sentences, chances are she's not coming.

Is she smiling?
OK, while this reaction isn't guaranteed, most women reactively smile after achieving The Big O. We feel relaxed and satisfied, so really, what's not to smile about?

 

The only problem with this post is the author's assumption that fakers are only doing it out of genuine love for their partners:

Here's the thing Bros: women will not fake it for just anyone. If we did not care about you, we would not waste the time or energy. If we did not want a repeat performance, we would not stroke your ego and let you think that your maneuvers left us trembling. Because honestly, if I really didn't care about you, I'd say, "This isn't working for me" and draw you a diagram of the female clitoris.

By a show of hands, how many of our readers are fakers? That is, you fake it on a regular basis... for those of you without anonymous logins, how about you tell us a story about your "friend..."

Via the BroBible.

 

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Comments

Emily Farris said:

The question is, how many guys actually care?

February 24, 2009 5:43 PM

totalblamblam said:

Sadly, I usually fake it.

February 24, 2009 6:15 PM

khanone said:

One, at least, cares.

February 24, 2009 8:39 PM

asb76 said:

If you're doing it right and are considerate in the first place no one needs to fake it.  Judging from what girls I've gone out with have told me, there's apparently a lot of "bros" out there who don't have a clue as to what they're doing or how to do it or even just don't give a shit.  I've always asked, wanted to know, and were more attentive anyway with girls I've dated.  I don't get why anyone would have one-sided sex, so to speak, with someone, fake orgasms and not say something anyway.

February 24, 2009 10:16 PM

Monique said:

I rarely fake it, but I definitely can't come when I feel like I'm under pressure to climax. Sometimes it's okay to not come during sex and it's not the end of the world.

February 25, 2009 12:50 AM

Lisa said:

I used to fake when I was single and having one-night stand type situations.  In that case, it didn't feel worth it to go over the magical combination to the treasure chest.  Sometimes you know it's not going to happen, so you just want the guy to STOP TRYING and get to the actual fucking.  

February 25, 2009 11:23 AM

MaryGrace said:

I've faked it in the past, with people I absolutely did NOT care about, because I was miserable, and it was clear they weren't going to stop until I "came", so I'd fake it to get it over with .  Fast forward years later, I'm with a partner I DO care about, and we take our time, showing each other what pleases us, we allow for times one of us is NOT going to orgasm, and we try different things to see what works.  I wouldn't make that kind of effort with someone I DIDN'T care about.  My two cents.

February 25, 2009 7:58 PM

Cassandra said:

I have never faked it with someone I care about. I always enjoy sex immensely, and even though I don't orgams I let my partner know that.  When you're with someone you care about, and they care about you, there really shouldn't be any need to fake it. In fact, faking it like MaryGrace sort of alluded too, is something you do with people you don't care about usually.  So really, women "fake" it for anyone, and save the sweet, fun, and honest sex for those they love.

March 16, 2009 1:27 AM

About Brian Fairbanks

Brian Fairbanks, the Senior National Political Correspondent for Hooksexup, is a filmmaker living in Brooklyn or New Orleans, depending on the season. He is a heavily-armed advocate of gun control.

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