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Clitoral & Vaginal Orgasms
"Are
There Different Kinds Of Female Orgasms?"
Clitoral,
Vaginal, G-Spot, and Ejaculating Orgasms
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Female orgasms aren't as simple as men's
orgasms, but that's not to say they're
complicated. There are a few
different kinds of female orgasms,
often stemming from different types of
stimulation. While some orgasms
are stronger than others, most women
find that clitoral orgasms are all
they will ever experience, which is
easily the most common kind of orgasm,
and the easiest to reach.
Clitoral Orgasms & Vaginal Orgasms
"How Can I Have a Clitoral Orgasm?"
The most common type of female orgasm
is achieved by stimulating the clitoris.
The clitoris is the female equivalent of
a male's penis head, and is highly
sensitive to stimulation. As
women become aroused their clitoris
swells up with blood, becomes more
sensitive and at the same time it
retracts under it's clitoral hood.
With enough stimulation through
pressure, rubbing, or a vibrator, the
ultra-sensitive clitoris will cause the
release of an orgasm.
"What is a Vaginal Orgasm & How
Do
I have One?"
Vaginal orgasms are a bit more of
a mystery. The definition of a
vaginal orgasm is any orgasm that occurs
through stimulation of only the
vagina, and not the clitoris.
While there are no specifically
sensitive parts like the clitoris inside
a woman, a small percentage of women
claim to experience stronger orgasms
through vaginal intercourse as
opposed to clitoral stimulation.
There have been theories about a special
"G-spot" that causes some women to
orgasm, but there has never been any
definitive proof.
A newer theory about vaginal orgasms
and G-spot orgasms suggests that the
clitoral nerves
extend much deeper than
researchers had thought before. If
the clitoral nerves pass through the
vaginal walls while being routed
back to the spinal cord, there is some
belief that this could be the source of
vaginal sensitivity and orgasms.
This could also explain the different
feelings women describe after
experiencing a vaginal orgasm.
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Female ejaculation orgasms are
rare, but the women that experience them
describe a very strong, very deep
powerful orgasm. Some people
wrongly believe that the ejaculate is
urine, but it is actually a clear watery
liquid that is believed to come from a
gland just inside the vaginal opening
called Skene's glands. Not much
is known about female ejaculation or
why some women seem predisposed to it
while others can never ejaculate during
orgasm no matter what they try.
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The different kinds of female orgasms
help us understand that all women are
not the same and have different
pleasures. Understanding what
orgasms are and how they work is one of
the first steps towards a better sex
life for women.
If you're unsure if you've never even
had an orgasm, or if you believe that
you want stronger orgasms, it might be
time to look into a supplement or
topical cream for women. By
increasing blood flow to your genitals
you can increase your sensitivity,
as well as enhance the strength and
length of you orgasms.
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