All articles tagged with #female orgasm
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Slate
A woman experiences near-blackout episodes during orgasm, raising concerns about her health; medical evaluation is recommended but ultimately her choice, considering potential health issues and systemic barriers. The article also offers advice on sexual comfort and relationship dynamics for different age groups.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Neuroscience News
A study by the University of Essex reveals that women with higher interoception, or awareness of internal bodily signals, experience more frequent and satisfying orgasms. This inward focus enhances sexual satisfaction in both solo and partnered encounters, emphasizing the importance of understanding normal orgasmic processes for improving well-being and relationship satisfaction. The research highlights the role of bodily awareness in fostering sexual satisfaction, offering insights for women and their partners.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Mathematicians at the University of Sussex have developed a mathematical model for male orgasm, drawing on decades of data on psychological and physiological arousal. The study created two equations, one for the mental elements of intimacy and another for the physical aspects. The researchers found that too much psychological arousal early in the process can inhibit the chance of reaching climax. The study could have useful applications for the clinical treatment of sexual dysfunction. The researchers plan to mathematically model the female sexual response next.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life
Most vaginas don’t orgasm from penetration alone, and the majority of women need physical clitoral stimulation to orgasm. Women can still enjoy sex without having an orgasm, and it usually takes women longer to orgasm than men. Women can orgasm without penetrative sex, and multiple orgasms are possible for women. The female orgasm has been understudied and has been compared to the male orgasm for many years.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo News
Most vaginas don’t orgasm from penetration alone, and the majority of women need physical clitoral stimulation to orgasm. Women can still enjoy sex without having an orgasm, and it usually takes women longer to orgasm than men. Women can orgasm without penetrative sex, and multiple orgasms are possible for women. The female orgasm has been understudied and has been compared to the male orgasm for many years.