if she did. if she didnt.it doesnt matter.
as long as the guy enjoys the sex is all that matters. if she finds the need to fake it, then she is prolly ego stroking and may wanna just be done with the sex, so if the guy is concerned with getting her to feel orgasmic pleasure he shouldnt be. why fake it? why not just enjoy the sex and just not pretend to orgasm? not doing any real favors, except if youre a prostitute.
fakers just dont see sex the same way as ppl who fuck, orgasm and orgasm some more do. so only if he wants to fake a long with her, he best have the sex for himself or find a partner who isnt afraid of some intimacy and honesty in the bed room.
It isn't just about the man. Pleasing and satisfying the woman and her needs and desires is equally important.
My ex-wife (1 of them) could not orgasm. Toys, sex, fingers, mouth, tongue, her own fingers, other women, other men, it didn't happen. She lubricated, everything else was fine, there was just something which kept the orgasm from happening.
I love sex, so did she, at times she wanted it more than I did. When the truth came about on her inability to orgasm she told me that she did enjoy the sex although she always had the lingering disappointment that she would not be able to orgasm....many times she faked it. To her the intimacy of making love was what part of what appealed to her. She enjoyed the breast play, the foot massages, the actual penetration of my penis in her vagina, the embrace afterwards as we lay there exhausted, the kisses, all of it was important to her not just the orgasm. After the truth came out (during a really nasty fight) she stopped the faking. Our relationship improved. I have mentioned elsewhere that we grew apart, she ended up remarrying, as did I, later her husband died, and I was single at the time and we resumed our intimacy, our sex life. We still love each other, we just know marriage is not right for us together. In the years after, we have been together even when I was with others (those I was with, knew and she knew as well, it was completely open and honest).
Orgasm and intimacy are not necessarily synonymous.