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SSRI are a class of antidepressants that can hinder your ability to orgasm.
But since the person writing the comment is probably female and straight she's used to not having an orgasm while having sex.
Which is the case, because traditional penetrative sex (penis in vagina) does not stimulate the woman particularly much. They're more stimulated by the clitoris, where oral sex works well.
Well, and because penetrative sex does stimulate men quite a bit, so they orgasm early on and then often don't continue stimulating the woman.
I think that's a waaay to broad claim to hold true for all vagina-havers.
AFAIK, it's an anatomical predisposition. Some get more stimulation from penetrative sex(I think because the clitoris "wings" are more snug with the vagina), others get less.
Well, sure, I wasn't trying to claim that for all vagina-havers, just enough of a majority that this stereotype that OP alluded to exists.
But yeah, it is what I've heard. I haven't conducted a representative survey...