It should be possible, right? I mean, a sexual response involves physiological reaction in that part of your body, as well as a neurological reaction that produces the subjective experience of a sexual response. I'm wondering because of something that happened to me awhile back. I was in the bathroom, wiping myself. And I noticed some toilet paper had got caught in my genital hair, so I was gently pulling it free. Suddenly, I felt a twitching in my pelvis. It sort of felt a little like when I have my period, except more pronounced and not at all painful. It settled down when I moved my hand away, but as soon as I tried again to untangle the toilet paper, the twitching started up again. When I told my mother about this, she said it sounded like a sensation most women would find pleasurable. Sometimes I really want an fMRI, so I can get a look at exactly what's going on inside my brain. Could be really interesting.
When you say pelvis, do you mean an internal or external twitching? Orgasms resonate within the vagina
