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Cumming vs orgasming women

angelaffliction​(sub female)
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025

Cumming vs orgasming women

Are the two different or is it just a different word for the same thing. Personally I feel like they’re different but maybe a wrong and it’s just not as intense what do you think?
House Talion​(dom male)
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
House Talion​(dom male) • Dec 2, 2025
Perspective.
For most they may seem the same where as i beleive the orgasmnis the feeling where as cumming is the effect, but both happen simultaneously wether felt or not.
DifficulttoDefine​(dom male)
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
Ya know,

I typed a response saying they were the same thing and then thought about it more what I can up with is they can be the same depending on the circumstances/ nitty gritty details/ personal perspective.

Examples :
1. Cumming can last maybe 10 to 15 seconds which then climaxes in an orgasm.

2. I am going to make you cum your brains out could be written the same as I am going to make you orgasm your brains out.

3. If a woman is capable of multple orgasms could cumming be used to define the chain of orgasms.

I don't think it matters.
CurvingSakura​(dom agender)​{NotLooking}
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
They are two words for the same thing. Orgasm is the more technical/clinical term, cum/cumming is the more common/sexy/slang term. They both mean the same for women, men, and everyone else. You just won't generally hear someone say orgasm in a sexy moment because it is seen as a less sexy word.
dollMaker​(dom male)
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
dollMaker​(dom male) • Dec 2, 2025
I think both are descriptors, a cover all for an experience which has many factors at play regarding intensity, duration, pleasure level. I think it all depends on the people involved, their energy, depth of connection, areas of the body stimulated etc, and what sort of words flick their switches.

I think, as long as all parties understand what words mean to them, clear communication, if required so partners/lovers etc can relate, how they reflect experiences, levels, differences etc then It's fine to use whatever words work to express/reflect different sensations, intensity etc.
Bunnie
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
Bunnie • Dec 2, 2025
Personally, from experience, I feel like they’re different. Sometimes I just have the urge to cum (short, fast, and to the point). It’s ok but more around simply being a release.
An orgasm, however, is more about build up (longer, slow, and about enjoying the sensations). It tends to be “bigger” and felt throughout my whole body, and carries a very different after-effect (heady, spacey, bliss).
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angelaffliction​(sub female)
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
I think this is how I feel about it as well
Bunnie wrote:
Personally, from experience, I feel like they’re different. Sometimes I just have the urge to cum (short, fast, and to the point). It’s ok but more around simply being a release.
An orgasm, however, is more about build up (longer, slow, and about enjoying the sensations). It tends to be “bigger” and felt throughout my whole body, and carries a very different after-effect (heady, spacey, bliss).
SirenaJ
1 month ago • Dec 2, 2025
SirenaJ • Dec 2, 2025
Absolutely 2 different. I say that because I had sex and came plenty for years before I ever had an orgasm. But had you asked me for those years I would have said I had done both. You have to reach a climax to cum so therefore I assumed it was an orgasm. Nope. An orgasm is next level above cumming. It’s full body. It’s a clenching of your whole being and then a release like your soul leaves your body. It leaves everything tender for a bit and not only in a physical way. So I can say from personal experience that no. Now we do cum when we orgasm but we don’t always orgasm when we cum.