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The recently published studies of Bruce Rind and Max Welter who reanalyzed the Kinsey-Data also showed that younger minors (10 to 13 years) did enjoy orgasms in the same way or even more than older minors and adults. A different topic: Do children need longer to reach orgasm? Mark Norlik wrote that in his book Tabuzone but I am not aware of any studies who really proof that or which show in what age rage this development happens. Below are some sentences from the Book "Positive Memories" from T. Rivas about the topic prepubescent orgasms: "BM-03 – Alcide In his well-known treatise Loving Boys: A multidisciplinairy study of sexual relations between adult and minor males, Volume 1, of 1986, Dr. Edward Brongersma refers to a case of professor René Schérer, taken from the latter's book L'emprise: Des enfants entre nous (Paris: Hachette, 1979, p. 262-263). Brongersma mentions that a 18-year-old boy called Alcide told Schérer: “Sex with others? Yes, I began having it very early, and I felt much closer to the people I slept with than to my mother and father, even though my relationship with my parents isn't especially bad. I started doing it with my little female cousin when I was nine; later, at eleven, it was with a man. In the beginning, in the relationships, I was mainly interested in tenderness (...) As for sexual pleasure, at first that was maybe less important than it became later (...) I like to sleep with someone and to be caressed.” Schérer then asked him, “Do you have any thoughts about something which has always been poorly understood: the sexual feelings of immature children?” Alcide replied: “The physical excitement of sleeping with someone is the same, absolutely the same, at all ages, before and after maturity. I don't believe that my desire is stronger now than it was earlier. (...) In those days I didn't ejaculate, but the feeling was equally good. I got a hard-on and liked being touched.”" https://www.ipce.info/host/rivas/pdf/posmen_3_text_2.pdf |