What does a woman&39;s orgasm feel like? Regarding the physiological mechanism of orgasm, orgasm is the shortest stage in the sexual response process, lasting only a few seconds or so. It is through the involuntary twitching of muscles that the energy of sexual desire is released, and waves of pleasure are obtained. The sexiest organ of a woman is the glans penis, followed by the penis body, labia minora, and the outer 1/3 area of the vagina. A woman&39;s orgasm refers to the period after sex when the body and mind react to sexual stimulation with pleasure, the heart rate and blood pressure gradually stabilize, and sweating and moaning may occur. During orgasm, symptoms such as blushing, twitching, and increased heart rate may occur. But everyone&39;s feelings may be different, and some people may never feel an orgasm during sex. Sexual life requires the cooperation of both husband and wife, and full commitment is also a physiological need. Only by full commitment can you feel an orgasm.
Although women&39;s bodies go through similar physiological changes, their reactions during this phase are not exactly the same. Some women are calm, others moan or scream, and some arch their backs or bite nearby objects, such as their arms or pillows. When sensation begins to return (within seconds), almost all women experience a feeling of warmth, first in the pelvis and then throughout the body.
Women experiencing multiple orgasms during intercourse does not mean they are perverted or have excessive sexual desire. In the survey, some women confessed that they have a psychological burden of guilt and are worried that this feeling will affect the purity and sanctity of their marriage. The issue of orgasm experience is related to the personality, sexual maturity, interests and choices, and sexual art of both spouses. During intercourse, after the last contraction of a woman, her body quickly loses sexual tension, not immediately, but returns to the plateau. When the plateau is repeatedly stimulated to reach orgasm, this phenomenon is multiple orgasms, and women have this potential. The reason why women have the ability to have multiple orgasms is that there are a large number of complex blood vessels in their pelvic cavity, and a single orgasmic contraction can rarely expel all the stagnant blood. Therefore, after the first orgasm, women are still full of sexual energy and can continue to contract. She can reach orgasm again and again without much stimulation. In fact, the intensity of any orgasm she experiences depends on the amount of blood congestion in her pelvic veins. The less congestion, the lower the orgasm, and the more congestion, the easier it is to reach the peak of the orgasm. In this case, the possibility of women experiencing multiple orgasms is very high. Due to anatomical differences, for example, some women have an underdeveloped network of veins, which makes it difficult for them to orgasm. This problem seems to disappear after they have their first child. In fact, for many women who experienced orgasms before pregnancy, orgasms come more easily after childbirth, sometimes with multiple orgasms during the first intercourse. This is known as the pregnancy effect. It may be related to the increased strength and number of pelvic veins during pregnancy.
When the sexual response enters the plateau phase, pink spots often appear in the front of the breast, which is the sexual flush. The intensity and distribution of the sexual flush in the sexual response vary from person to person. It is generally believed that if the female has a higher degree of sexual flush reaction, her sexual response tension is also higher. Sexual flush is a red rash that is a bit like maculopapular rash. In the sexual response cycle, sexual flush first appears in the upper abdomen in the late excitement and plateau phase, and then spreads to the breast. The sexual flush in the front and above the surface of the breast continues to spread to the anterior chest wall, distributed between the sides and surface of the breast. When orgasm is approaching, sexual flush can also be seen on the lower surface of the breast. In fact, during the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle, not only the breast will have sexual flushing, but most parts of the female body will have sexual flushing, which can extend to the lower abdomen, shoulders and antecubital fossa. When orgasm is about to come, sexual flushing will occur in front of the feet, flanks, buttocks and back.
However, if the venous congestion accumulated during the sexual excitement and plateau phases is not released through orgasm, women will experience emotional irritability, feelings of sexual failure, and even severe low back pain. For example, many women experience back pain during menstruation when they cannot have sex due to increased sexual desire. Women who have multiple orgasms need 3 to 6 orgasms to completely relax their entire body.
Everyone&39;s orgasm state is different, but most women experience muscle twitching during orgasm, especially increased suction of the vaginal muscles, as well as faster breathing and heartbeat, blurred consciousness, and vaginal discharge, which lubricates the vulva. And everyone&39;s sensitive parts are different, so when you touch sensitive parts, you will feel pleasure.
