Female Orgasm – Squirting Orgasm Techniques Explained

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Female orgasm is caused by muscle contraction of the sex organs that occur at a rate of 0.8 seconds. Most women experience intense orgasm initially which are caused by rapid muscle contraction that become less intense as the contraction slows down. Many women describe orgasm as the feeling of euphoria fill with great excitement and ecstasy. Many women describe the pleasure feeling of warm sensation that usually begins at the clitoris and rapidly spread through the body.

Even though the feeling of orgasm experience by most women is the same but every woman have different like and dislike and they each experience orgasm in their own way that is most satisfying for them. Some women prefer to experience orgasm mainly from sexual intercourse, some prefer to experience orgasm only from clitoral stimulation and others prefer stimulation of both vagina and clitoris to reach orgasm. Most women however are more likely to experience orgasm from clitoral stimulation than vaginal stimulation.

Female orgasm is different from male orgasm in a way that it takes longer time for women to get sexually aroused before they can experience orgasm where as it is much easier for men to get sexually aroused and experience orgasm and ejaculation. Women require more love and foreplay to get them sexually aroused and in fact many women are not ready to have intercourse until they are sexually aroused and excited.

For men who wants to give his partner orgasm regularly but not sure what to do, you can simply ask her and find out what she wants. Once you find out what turns her on, take your time to slowly work your way to fulfill her needs and teasing her along the way with few strokes and kisses on her hot spot to get her sexually aroused before giving her clitoral stimulation or vaginal stimulation.

Most women have the ability to experience multiple orgasms within a short period of time. Women are capable of experiencing multiple orgasms because they do not enter refractory phase during which most men are not capable of having another orgasm after initial orgasm. After initial orgasm, women can experience another orgasm with further stimulation of the clitoris within a short period of time. Men can also achieve multiple orgasms only with proper training.

There are variations among women who experience multiple orgasms because every individual have their own unique way of experiencing orgasm. Some women prefer to experience multiple orgasms during sexual activity, some prefer to experience only one orgasm and others prefer not to experience any orgasm at all.

Female orgasm can also result from stimulation of the gspot that can bring about very intense orgasm. The gspot is located on the front wall of the vagina and underneath the urethra that can be felt by inserting two fingers into the vagina. The stimulation of the gspot varies from women to women, some enjoy stimulation of this area during sexual activity and others simply don’t.

As women get older they also tend to experience more problem having orgasm then when they were younger. Many problems occur during the time when women are going through menopause. During menopause, most women experience many of the symptoms and some of which include low sex drive, vaginal dryness, and mood swing that can affect the women’s ability to have normal orgasm. However, there is a treatment called hormone replacement therapy that is used to treat symptoms caused by menopause. The therapy involves the use of supplemental hormones and there are side effects associated with this type of treatment.

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