It's unlikely that you will have an orgasm until you start investigating your clitoris. That is where pleasure is centered for most women. There are lots of other erogenous zones on the body, and you can touch all parts of yourself, and see what feels good. What's going on in your brain when you're touching yourself is important too. If your just thinking, "What about here?" it's not likely that you're going to find a spot anywhere that feels like more than a finger on your body. But if you are reading erotic stories, or thinking sexy thoughts (like about someone you have a crush on kissing you), you're more likely to find places that feel good to you.
Below is a link to an article about your sexual anatomy, another on how to masturbate, and another on sexual response and orgasm. Between the three of them, you should at least be able to improve your pleasure. If you still can't have an orgasm, consider buying a vibrating mas sager or toothbrush, and putting that next to your clitoris. Intense vibration is what some women require.
Good luck.
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