Sad statistics show that only a third of women receive an ogasm with their partner, whereas when stimulating themselves, almost every woman is able to do it.

Date:   5/13/2019 11:42:43 AM ( 5 y ago)

1. YOU HAVE TO LEARN TO ACHIEVE IT

Sad statistics show that only a third of women receive an ogasm with their partner, whereas when stimulating themselves, almost every woman is able to do it. Alone with herself, a woman is completely relaxed, not shy of her manifestations; she feels her body. With a partner, she may be distracted by external stimuli. Or experience psychological discomfort (the reasons may be different - from the rejection of a partner’s body to the banal fatigue). Also, there may not be enough warmth and care in a relationship. In any case, we must bear in mind that the female ogasm is a complex mechanism. Sometimes it takes time, lots of physical, moral and mental resources to learn to experience an ogasm with a partner. Yet it has to be done; you just have to get used to it.

2. MEN FAKE THEIR ogasmS AS WELL

According to statistics, women fake their ogasms much more often than men, but ladies are still capable of it. It is sometimes easier to convince your partner of a successful outcome of sexual intercourse than to exhaust yourself or explain the reasons why you didn’t cum. And there is a great deal of them: these are age-related changes, a complex of uncertainties, or, on the contrary, hyper-control, overestimated expectations, fatigue, or illness.

3. CLITOR IS NOT A BUTTON

Stimulation of the clitoris helps to effectively bring a woman to ogasm. This is a known fact. But for some reason, everyone forgets that the structure of the clitoris is very complex and is not just a button. In addition to the clitoris glans, there are also the clitoral hood, vulva vestibule, and labia majora. There are many other vessels and nerve endings in it. You should not pay attention only to the glans of the clitoris, as if this is a button for turning on and off the light. The clitoris is a vast erogenous zone. If it is thoughtfully studied, it will be beneficial for both partners.

4. G SPOT IS NOT A MYTH

But it’s not just a spot. This is a whole zone of the front wall of the vagina behind the pubic bone and the urethra, located at a depth of 2–7 cm. It depends on a woman. But you need to look for its location because of its positive impact on a woman’s ogasm. The difference is quite noticeable.

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5. MEN HAVE THE G SPOT AS WELL

The G-spot in women was discovered by chance by a gynecologist, but who and how they’ve found the G-spot in men is unknown. Interestingly enough, some men themselves do not know about the existence of this spot, and some men consider it to be some sort of a homophobic stereotype. And it’s all because the G spot in men is the prostate gland, the stimulation of which gives them great pleasure.

6. THERE ARE LOTS OF EROGENOUS ZONES

Everyone knows about the existence of erogenous zones. But people seem to perceive the same old zones to be erogenous (that being penis, clitoris, nipple, neck, etc.). Meanwhile, the human body is just as much of an individual as a person itself. It depends on a very large and complex number of physiological and psychological aspects. It may also easily turn out that your partner feels the biggest pleasure when you touch their forearms, bellybutton, feet, etc. You have to study each other. You should be adventurous in this, as there are lots of things to discover in each other in bed.

Here’s yet another great article about male and female ogasm. It concerns different types of ogasm, causes, and disorders that may affect a person’s ability to achieve an ogasm.

7. TIME IS IMPORTANT

Unlike size. On average, it takes a man from 5 to 12 minutes to achieve an ogasm, yet it takes from 16 to 22 minutes to achieve an ogasm for a woman. Thus, many women are left dissatisfied with sex. In this sense, foreplay is a biological necessity rather than a whim for all women out there. And if a man’s ogasm came earlier, and his partner needs more time and additional stimulation, then it is possible to help to get in lots of different ways.

8. SEX HELPS WITH HEADACHES

In the process of sexual contact, a woman releases a large amount of endorphins, natural painkillers of our body. Their release through the central nervous system leads to the reduction of all pain, including the notorious headaches. So maybe you shouldn't be in a hurry to give up sex because of a headache; maybe sex will work faster than aspirin?

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