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FAST
FACTS ABOUT
ORGASMS
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- An orgasm is
the peak of sexual excitement, characterized by strong
feelings of pleasure and by a series of involuntary
contractions of the muscles of the genitals, usually
accompanied by the ejaculation of semen by the male.
- According to
experts, as few as 30% of women achieve orgasm from
intercourse.
- Many doctors
and feminist advocates have claimed that vaginal orgasms do
not exist, and that female orgasms are obtained only from
clitoral arousal. Recent discoveries about the size of the
clitoris — it extends inside the body, around the vagina —
would seem to support this theory.
- In the Asian
spiritual tradition of sexual practice known as Tantric sex,
orgasm has a different value than in other cultural
approaches to sexuality. Some practitioners of Tantric sex
aim to eliminate orgasm from sexual intercourse by remaining
for long periods of time at the pre-orgasmic state.
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DVDs AND BOOKS
ARTICLES
The Mystique of Female
Orgasm
In the history of western cultures, nothing
has greater mystique than women's sexuality and, specifically,
female desire and female orgasm. Although we are gradually
progressing beyond the age-old notion that women are not supposed
to have sexual pleasures (but merely be the willing vehicle for
men's indulgences), many women are still uncomfortable owning and
enjoying their sexual pleasures, desires, fantasies, and sources
of erotic satisfaction. More
Should
Women Fake It?
Some women simply don’t have orgasms
and they feel insecure about it. This is usually the result of
growing up with a feeling of shame and guilt about sexuality.
More
Freeing the Female Orgasm
Why is it that for so many loving couples, the female
orgasm remains an elusive dream; one in which she's
perhaps become resigned to sex that's pleasurable but not
truly satisfying, or even worse, faking it to salvage her
partner's ego. More |
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QUESTIONS ABOUT ORGASMS
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