9 Fact about Female Orgasm

They say the Austrian Queen Maria Theresa (18th century) suffered from infertility. Addressing the court physician, she got the following recommendation - the clitoris must be aroused before intercourse. Having learned to achieve orgasm, the queen gave birth to 16 children.

Thinking about sex with a woman, men most often imagine a woman ready for intercourse at any time and in any place. Such a stereotype has recently been imposed on our TV screens. As a result, women gain a lot of complexes. As a result, we have asked former sexologists, at the moment working at oxavi.org the main questions and facts about female orgasm.

Physiologically, female orgasm is a spasmodic contraction of the muscles of the vaginal vestibule in the climax of intercourse. It can be accompanied by strong waves of pleasure that reflect throughout the body.

Fact#1: Only recently women have learned to achieve orgasm

Biologically, the female orgasm is a rudiment inherited from nature, for example, as a male nipple or as a clitoris. That is, in order to become pregnant and give birth to healthy offspring, female mammals (to which humans belong) do not need an orgasm. Why did the woman decide to test it? Perhaps due to the development of spirituality and awareness of humanity or may be in order for the orgasmic sensations to indicate the correct choice of the father for her children.

Fact#2: Not all women can achieve an orgasm

According to statistics, 30-40% of women either do not experience orgasm or experience it very rarely. Even women with a normal ability to perceive sexual pleasure do not experience it with every intercourse. Sexologists believe that if a girl does not experience an orgasm before the age of 20-23, this is the norm, then after 25 years old with regular sex, the lack of sexual release can be characterized as a violation.

Fact#3: The female orgasm is brighter

In general, the female orgasm is more difficult both physiologically and psychologically. Psychologically, the quality of orgasmic experiences is highly dependent on the emotional mood. If a partner is worried about something, she may not reach the peak of pleasure at all. In physical terms, in general, everything is very confusing and interesting. A woman can theoretically experience several types of orgasm, different in duration, strength, depth, and severity: clitoral, vaginal, uterine, and G-spot orgasm.

Fact#4: A woman rarely has an orgasm at the very beginning of sex life

She needs to first study her body, gain some sexual experience. Therefore, it is often difficult for a girl without much experience in sexual life to bring her to orgasm. A woman can get real satisfaction only if she is in love with her partner. It's easier for a man, theoretically, he can get pleasure with everything that moves, regardless of his feelings.

Fact#5: A woman can fake an orgasm

At the same time, it is difficult to imagine a situation in which a man would succeed. The simulation of orgasm, in fact, has a certain benefit for humanity: on the one hand, a woman thereby increases male self-esteem, on the other hand, she rehearses a real experience. It's like trying to make yourself laugh by first forcing a laugh.

Fact#6: During intercourse, energy flows from a man to a woman, not vice versa

That is why a woman in bed is more resilient and can participate in more intercourse per night. Only lovers who have succeeded in the technique of tantric sex are able to exchange energy, not losing, but filling each other with it.

Fact#7: The ability to have an orgasm depends on the phase of the menstrual cycle

As a rule, arousal is stronger in the middle of the cycle. This is due to the instinctive need to conceive a child. In some phases of the cycle, a woman may not want sex at all.

Fact#8: Women, like men, can have orgasms during sleep

From the point of view of sexology, this is a normal physiological phenomenon, unrelated either to erotic dreams, or to the rhythm of sexual life during wakefulness, or to whether a woman is engaged in masturbation or not.

Fact #9: A woman is able to experience multiple orgasms over short periods of time

In sexology, this phenomenon is called multiple orgasms. It is explained by the fact that sexual arousal persists after orgasm for some time. At this moment, repeated orgasms are possible. Some sexologists believe that these are not several orgasms, but one longer. It can last from a few minutes to an hour and a half.

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