Being asexual does not mean being without sex. Sisters, don't feel inferior about sex.

Many women think they are immune to sex for life because they are imperfect, but that's wrong.
In reality, being a woman with imperforate genitals does not mean being asexual. The main sensitive parts of a woman's reproductive organs are external, and these are intact in women with imperforate genitals. They can still experience pleasure and orgasm. It's just that they cannot have vaginal intercourse, which is inherently the least likely way for women to achieve orgasm. Traditionally, in most couples, the wife never experiences sexual pleasure or orgasm. Some traditional beliefs instill the idea that only penile penetration constitutes sexual intercourse, which is a very unrealistic and unhealthy concept. Vaginal intercourse is far less important to women than they claim.
Therefore, women with agenesis are no less capable of enjoying sex than "ordinary" women. Being a woman with agenesis does not mean being asexual. Women with agenesis should not feel too inferior about sex. Nor should they be afraid of sex or develop a psychological shadow on it because of their gender.
After discussing the woman's own sexual sensitivity, the text then discusses what she can offer her partner.
It's crucial to correct the unhealthy notion that "sexual intercourse is all about penetration, or that penetration is the most important method." The belief that men can't experience pleasure without penetration is a misunderstanding stemming from traditional sexual indoctrination. The essence of pleasure isn't "penis insertion into the vagina," but rather "psychological pleasure" and "the friction and stimulation of the sexual organs." Women can satisfy men in many ways, many of which are more pleasurable than penetration. "Penis worship" is an unscientific, traditional belief.
Furthermore, everyone knows about lesbians, and probably no one would think that sex between women is less enjoyable than sex between men and women. And lesbian sex completely avoids the concept of "penetration." This also suggests that "penetration" is far less important and enjoyable than it is traditionally portrayed.

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