Is Your Clitoris an "Innie" or An "Outie"?

I have a theory that women who come vaginally may have well hidden (or "innie") clits.

Why?  Every clit has a complex web of nerve endings extending into the vagina.  It seems reasonable to me that a hidden clit is more likely to have deeper nerve endings than a proudly protruding "outie"--and that these nerves are stimulated during intercourse.  I can't find any research on the subject so I'm doing my own.  (I was inspired by my own clit, an "innie"--and, yes, I do come during intercourse alone.)

My first conversation with a woman on the subject, however, has not advanced my theory.

B, 32, says, "I have a hard time reaching orgasm; and I don't come from vaginal stimulation alone.  But I do have a hidden clit.  You really have to look hard to find it."

I need to hear from more women, a lot of women.  Tell me about your clit--and whether or not you come from vaginal stimulation alone or always need clitoral stimulation. We could make sex history together.

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[kaykay]

I'm both ways. I can come vaginally with a large penis and someone who knows how to work it, but a couple of knowing, practiced fingers can be even more intense. My clit gets overly sensitive with too much manual stimulation and starts to hurt, but I can come vaginally for an hour. Probably longer, but I've always taken pity on him...