Orgasm

There are some differences between men’s and women’s orgasms. Specifically, women take longer to orgasm and are less likely to orgasm from penile-vaginal penetration. And if the goal is for two people to have an orgasm at the same time, then... Full Answer

The reason people hold their breath as they approach orgasm is because their thoracic diaphragm is clenching rhythmically along with their abdominal, buttock, thigh, and pelvic muscles. Orgasm, being the explosive release of sexual tension, is preceded... Full Answer

In order to have an energy orgasm, you need a combination of three things: Imagination. Have you ever sat staring idly out the window, fantasizing about sex, and have you noticed that the fantasy can turn you on, even though you’re getting no... Full Answer

There is no particular facial expression that indicates orgasm; instead what’s important is that at orgasm your partner is not thinking about his or her face. The “O” face -- jaw dropped in an elongated O shape -- is only one... Full Answer

A woman’s orgasm happens when you cross a threshold of tension, and in general, the more momentum you have when you cross it, the faster you finish. You can generate a bigger orgasm by slowing down your approach. Slow approach, less momentum -- so... Full Answer

When you think about a body part being touched, the area of your brain that represents sensation to that body part “lights up,” as if you that part actually were being touched. Energy orgasms work because we can stimulate our genitals with... Full Answer

A common barrier to all orgasm challenges is mindfulness, paying attention to what’s happening in your body to the exclusion of anything else. You just want to think about sex. Attention is even more difficult during simultaneous orgasms because... Full Answer

Until quite recent years, doctors believed that only a tiny minority of women could have multiple orgasms.  But research by the Medical Information Service and others has shown that in fact, the majority of females can have a series of orgasms if... Full Answer

When that first orgasm happens, don’t stop. Slow down, yes, and avoid touching anything that might be oversensitive, but whatever can be touched lightly should be. Inner thighs, the ribcage just below the breasts, the neck behind the earlobes,... Full Answer

There are a couple different experiences people label “multiple.” 1. You have an orgasm, you don’t stop having sex, and you have another orgasm maybe 10 minutes later.  2. You have an orgasm and then immediately have another... Full Answer