Different Female Orgasms and How to Get Them

 

We adore and crave female orgasms frequently and passionately. Although the majority of us are familiar with clitoral and G-spot orgasms, did you know that there are 14 different kinds of female orgasms? Yes, there are 14 different ways to enjoy yourself sexually. Do you still pay attention to me? How Do Women Experience Orgasm, First? Although every woman has a different experience, female orgasm typically happens when erogenous zones are stimulated for a prolonged period of time. Spending more time in foreplay, triggering the clitoris and/or other erogenous zones, and engaging in sex in positions that encourage female orgasm, such as the cowgirl, missionary, and sitting positions, are some of the most effective ways for women to achieve orgasm. What Exactly Occurs When a Female Orgasm? Dr. Michael Ingber, a urologist and specialist in female pelvic health, claims that during an orgasm, women go through specific bodily changes, including a series of rhythmic contractions in the uterus, pelvic floor muscles, and vagina. Vietnam sex movies

As a result of the tension you experience during sex or solo play, your muscles may contract all over your body and your pelvis may become warm. This warmth may then spread to other areas of your body. Orgasm isn't just a physical experience, though. According to clinical psychologist Daniel Sher, during an orgasm, the brain produces a variety of hormones and neurochemicals. Dopamine is one of these, a hormone that gives you the ability to feel pleasure, motivation, and desire. Orgasms begin in the brain and manifest in the physical body. What Kinds of Female Orgasms Are There? There are 14 different kinds of orgasms that women can have. They consist of the following: Clitoral erection As its name suggests, you experience a clitoral orgasm through clitoral stimulation. The clitoris resembles the jewel of the vagina. The clitoris is a mass of nerves that has over 8,000 nerve endings and is extremely sensitive to touch. The small portion of the clitoris that is external, known as the clitoral glans, is stimulated by most people in order to elicit a clitoral orgasm. It's often one of the first and most common methods of orgasm for women. Historically, THE clitoris was believed to be this tiny external ball of nerve endings.

However, most of the anatomy of the clitoris is INTERNAL. The clitoris is shaped like a wishbone and contains nerve endings along the walls and in the canal of the vagina. The clitoris can be internally stimulated during vaginal sex by sex toys, fingers, or a penis. Female orgasm Any orgasm that is caused by vaginal penetration is referred to as a vaginal orgasm. Since most women report that they do not reach orgasm from penetration alone, vaginal orgasm is one of the most elusive orgasms for women. Deep within the body, the G-spot, clitoris, or top of the cervix are just a few of the internal nerve endings that can be stimulated to cause vaginal orgasms.

G-spot erection The renowned G-spot! The "G" stands for what? Great? Golden? It's Gräfenberg... The G-spot is named for German gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg, who conducted extensive research on the anatomy of the female genitalia and contributed to the development of IUDs. The lack of historical investigation and inaccurate information about the anatomy and pleasure of women can be blamed for the controversy surrounding the G-spot's existence. There isn't a single structure that is consistent with the G-spot, according to scientific research using 3D imaging scans.

However, we now know that the G-spot may actually consist of several connected erogenous zones rather than a single point. Recent science has revealed that the vagina is a dynamic structure with an intimate interplay between the clitoris, urethra, and anterior vaginal walls.

The three of those structures are thought to meet in the G-spot, which, when stimulated, can produce the sensational experience we refer to as a G-spot orgasm. Orgasmic cervix The cervix, or more specifically the top of the cervix, must be stimulated in order to induce cervical orgasms. What is the cervix? Your vagina and uterus are connected by a neck of tissue. The tiny opening allows menstrual blood to exit and semen to enter the uterus to fertilize eggs. A penis or sex toy cannot fit through this opening because it is typically covered in protective mucus and is too small. Although cervical stimulation is frequently referred to as "cervical penetration," it is important to remember that the cervix cannot anatomically be penetrated.

Deep penetration is necessary to stimulate the top of the cervix because, as a woman becomes aroused, the vagina enlarges and the cervix recedes from the vaginal opening. The top of the cervix feels like a button or a round bump. Some women report discomfort or pain during cervical stimulation, so if you do, that's okay; its primary function is not pleasure. Try a few days before your next menstrual cycle, during your Luteal phase, as that is when the cervix is at its lowest point in the vagina, if you want to try for cervical orgasms. Anal erection Many women can experience anal orgasms from anal sex or anal stimulation.

When the inner lining of the anus is stimulated, an anal orgasm results. Because of that previously mentioned crown jewel, the clitoris, women can experience internal anal stimulation and orgasm even without prostates. The clitoris's intricate web of nerve endings runs throughout the pelvic floor and close to the rectum, allowing for pleasure to be felt in that area. A word of caution, the anus does not self-lubricate like the vagina, so lubricant is highly recommended to avoid any fissures or tears in the anal canal. Combination orgasm A combination orgasm, also referred to as a blended orgasm, is when multiple erogenous zones are stimulated together to culminate in – you guessed it – orgasm!

Not to be confused with the experience of multiple orgasms, which is when you orgasm more than once during sustained sexual activity. It is also possible to have multiple combination orgasms. The most common blended orgasms result from stimulation of the clitoris and G-spot, simultaneously, or clitoral and vaginal stimulation. A-spot orgasm A-spot is short for the anterior fornix erogenous zone, the sensitive tissue between your cervix and bladder, at the end of your vaginal canal.

The A-spot is located approximately two to three inches deeper than your G-spot. Locate your G-spot, then move your fingers along that same front vaginal wall. You may feel a soft, spongy area or heightened sensitivity; if so, bingo - it's your A-spot. A-spot orgasms are not necessarily the same as anal orgasms, but due to variations in everyone's anatomy, some of the same erogenous areas may be stimulated via the anus and the vagina, making both orgasms feel similar. However, most women report A-spot stimulation is more intense if accessed through the vaginal canal. oral erection I know this sounds like an orgasm from oral sex (the name is misleading), but oral orgasm is when someone reaches an orgasm from kissing. Oral orgasm is also dubbed the "the kissing orgasm."

This type of orgasm is less common but not unheard of, considering lips are the most exposed erogenous zones, and kissing is associated with expressing love, eroticism, and intimacy. Although uncommon to reach climax by kissing, it happens, especially if the kiss is erotic and shared with someone with whom you have a deep emotional and sexual connection. Pedicure orgasm Nipple orgasm occurs when someone reaches their climax through nipple stimulation.

This is possible because playing with breasts and nipples releases oxytocin; this hormone begins the chain reaction of vaginal and uterine contractions that lead to orgasm. Additionally, nipple stimulation activates the same nerve pathways that genital stimulation does. Using your thumb and forefinger, play with the area above your areola, the most touch-sensitive part of your breast, or ask your partner to lick, suck or pinch it, or use a vibrator to arouse yourself. sex orgasms Did you know that your breath impacts the way you experience pleasure and how you respond sexually? According to sexologist Dr. Jessica O'Reilly, slow breathing intensifies orgasms and can even help women experience multiple orgasms. In fact, you can breathe your way into an orgasm.

Lay on your back, place a hand on your belly, breathe deeply through your nose, and focus on the sensations. Breath work has often been cited as the centerpiece of mindfulness activities like yoga. Breath orgasm is a new level and reason to explore the mind-body connection. Skin lust Have you ever experienced touch or sound so sensual you got goosebumps? An intense tingling sensation runs down your spine and through your limbs? Or perhaps you experience a similar reaction when listening to your favorite song. Either way, what you could be experiencing is a skin orgasm, also known as the "chills," "thrills," or "frissons."

Research shows that a skin orgasm is more often associated with music, but you can also experience the same "chills" when intimate with someone you share a profound connection with. Coregasm An orgasm that occurs from exercise, namely lifting weights, high-intensity workouts, or any activity with intense abdominal engagement, is affectionately called a coregasm. Sexual arousal doesn't always accompany an exercise orgasm. Most people report that it just happens unexpectedly during a workout session. Exercise promotes the production of endorphins and other chemicals, like dopamine, linked to the pleasure centers in the brain.

Exercise also stimulates muscles and increases circulation, heightening sensitivity and queuing the 'feel-good' chemicals, or even orgasm in some. Some women report becoming aroused from Kegel exercises, so it's not unheard of to experience exercise-induced orgasm or arousal. Maybe coregasms are the secret to those wash-board six-pack abs! Orgasmic slumber Wet dreams or sleep orgasms happen when you involuntarily have an orgasm during sleep because of a dream, whether it's erotic or not. Since it happens on its own, there's no way to make yourself reach orgasm during sleep. Fantasy orgasm

A fantasy orgasm occurs when you fantasize your way into climax. Researchers define orgasm as "a complex response to socially contextualized physical and mental stimuli." It makes sense that some people can reach climax through mental stimuli. Fantasy orgasm is an iteration of mental conjuring – allowing your imagination to conjure vivid erotic scenes that stimulate all your senses. Recent research has discovered that over 90 percent of women rely on mental conjuring to reach orgasm during solo and partnered sex.

Fantasy orgasm incorporates fantasizing and breath work to have an almost transcendental-like experience of immense pleasure. The Bottom Line There are many different ways to reach orgasm and many parts of the body (and brain) involved, but at the end of the day, it's all about the experience of pleasure – not necessarily orgasm as an end goal. Pleasure is personal, and there is no standard for which types of stimulation are most reliable except the ones you prefer most.

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