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>i'm way too afraid to play a girl because I have no idea how to describe sex and orgasms in a way that is at least pleasing to read, if not realistic.
Just flatter the male. They won't know what girls feel anyway, so just write around their efforts. They won't care if it is realistic if it gets their cock hard. You could also go for the double bluff and write super detailed shit about your feminine feelings and desires which you just make up on the spot since most people on f-list probably aren't exactly experts in the sexual proclivities of women.
Still, there's some shit you could keep in mind. Don't constantly badger on about how wet you are. Vaginal excretions are not fucking cum or whatever, most girls won't have a waterfall between their legs. They'll just get a bit more moist than usual. Anal can be a kink, but it really wouldn't feel explicitly sexual like genital stimulation would, it would be more about intimacy and a certain feeling of "fullness" and warmth. Absolutely avoid cervical penetration, as that shit would hurt like mad - listing it as a kink is a sign that you're either a tremendous masochist or a guy. Try to put extra focus on intimacy, warmth, closeness, caresses, kisses, and other things that have more to with emotions than direct sexual pleasure. Lead up to penetration instead of having your partner do it right away like a teenage boy. If you're gonna be a virgin, be aware that it's not super painful for every girl and generally won't cause you to bleed to death - 63% of British virgins didn't even bleed at all according to a study. Assuming it's consensual and you got properly aroused, a tiny bit of blood to flatter him along with a sensation like world's worst papercut followed by a tender vulva the next day can do the job. Don't squirt, it always strikes me as guys trying to turn the female orgasm into something they can relate to more easily. Orgasms can be done quite easily by focusing more on the outwards effects than the sensation - bite your lip, breathe faster, maybe stifle a moan, contract your legs… Works best when you're a quiet sort of girl. Though honestly, I imagine it feels similar for them as it does for us.
Oh, and this may be helpful to try to understand what girls feel: when you look at how certain body parts develop in male and female fetuses, it matches up as follows:
>outer labia = balls
>inner labia = shaft
>clit = glans
The G-spot is basically the internal part of the clit. This isn't as scientific, but perhaps it could be equated to extra sensitive parts of the glans, like the frenulum.
Unironically reading sites intended for teenage girls discovering their sexuality can also help you understand. A page like this, for instance: http://www.scarleteen.com/article/bodies/innies_outies_the_vagina_clitoris_uterus_and_more