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Errr... you guys don't seriously believe this do you? I assure you: there is no such thing as a vaginal orgasm. There is however such a thing as the clitoral tissue deeper inside (call it the g-spot if you like) being stimulated enough to climax. There is in fact also such a thing as feeling an orgasm both around the g-spot as clitoris when both areas are stimulated - combined orgasm. But at the end of the day, no matter where you feel it, it's all the same thing. In essense clitoral, so to speak. I can't believe people are still so ignorant. By the way, purely "clitoral" orgasms are more intense, most women will agree on that one.