World Female Orgasm Day: Find Out All The Ways To ‘Get It’

This Thursday marks World Female Orgasm Day, but many women don’t know how many ways there are to “get it”. According to a British newspaper, by stimulating different erogenous zones, women can achieve five types of orgasm, alone or with a partner. Metro.

Clitoral orgasm, achieved through direct or indirect stimulation of the clitoris, is the most common. The high concentration of nerve endings makes the clitoris an extremely sensitive area.

Often associated with the so-called “G-spot” inside the vagina, vaginal orgasm requires penetration. The sensitivity of the “G-spot” varies from woman to woman, but its stimulation can lead to intense orgasms, depending on the angle, depth, and pace of penetration.

Foreplay helps increase blood flow to the vagina. When it comes to sex toys, there are special “G-spot” vibrators, and curved “dildos” are also very effective.

Combined orgasm, considered particularly satisfying, occurs as a result of a combination of clitoral and vaginal stimulation. It is different from multiple orgasm, which refers to multiple orgasms. to close off without returning to a base state of arousal – an ability more common in women than in men.

Deep penetration and stimulation of the cervix can cause a cervical orgasm. This form of pleasure requires a high degree of trust and comfort with your partner. Take the doggy style position for deeper penetration, including the use of sex toys.

For some women, anal stimulation can also lead to orgasm, especially when combined with clitoral or vaginal stimulation, since, like the clitoris, the anus area has many nerve endings.

Unequal orgasm

Difficulty achieving orgasm remains a problem for many women, especially due to a lack of sex education. Emotional well-being, hormonal balance, and good communication with your partner also contribute to sexual satisfaction.

Researchers and sexologists have long known that women experience fewer orgasms in heterosexual relationships than men. The new study cited by the newspaper The newspaper “New York Timesshowed that the problem of “uneven orgasm” persists and does not improve with age.

Across all age groups, men of all sexual orientations reported higher orgasm rates during sex: 70% to 85%, compared to 46% to 58% for women. And lesbian and bisexual women aged 35 to 49 reported higher orgasm rates than heterosexual women.

And yet, while the moment of climax is often seen as the ultimate goal of sex, the pleasure and connection with your partner extends far beyond those few seconds – not as meager for women as for men, since while a woman’s orgasm can last more than 20 seconds, a male’s lasts on average between three and ten seconds.