Dear Karen,

Just my two cents . . .

Women mostly have orgasms by the clitoris, "G" spot and cervix being stimulated.  One or any of these areas will bring a woman to orgasm.

In the case of transwoman, the head of the penis is made of the same tissue as the cervix.  Honestly, I do not know from what tissue does the surgeon use to create the clitoris, but that is the most sensitive (sometime too sensitive!) part of my sexual organs. Had sensitivity in the cervix, G spot and clitoris, but have had heard of women with sensitivity in only one place, a few places, all the places in the sexual organs, and sometimes in places that had nothing to do with the sexual organs, such as the nipples.

Of course, the most important sex organ is between the ears (the brain).  

Your friend,

Monica

Monica, even in my former identity I always thought and felt that the brain stimulus was the core of the experience. Marci Bowers said that don't be surprise if after sometime my clitoris would be too sensitive and that now, going on five months I can feel this to be true even from having erotic thoughts and not touching anything below the waist.