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I’m 14 and haven’t been able to cum yet
I’m 14 and a female. I’ve been trying to get myself to cum a few times but couldn’t. Any tips on cumming for the first time? Or maybe any advice on the matter?
Thanks! 
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All I can say is, explore your body!
You're so young so maybe you havent discovered what your "thing" is yet. There is no single way to make a women cum/orgasm/ejaculate. Every one is different so I can't recommend anything.
I would suggest making sure your mind and body are in the right place. Sometimes for women, orgasms depend a lot on their frame of mind.
Whatever you do try, stay safe !
I love @Tee A's response, so I'd firstly love to echo what they've said
Putting too much pressure on yourself can actually impact you - as Tee says, orgasms can depend on your frame of mind. So, take a breather and know that it's totally normal for it to take some time at first
Ensure you are feeling relaxed, you aren't worried about any interruptions, and just take your time. Stay safe and enjoy yourself!
Just a heads up I deleted this post @Past User as it's quite old. Any post that's around a couple months old can generally be considered 'dead' and shouldn't be resurrected.
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