While making sex, how will you come to know that the female partner has got orgasm. My wife keeps on telling me she has not reached even after 10-15 minutes of sexual act, and after that she does not show any arousal activities from her side like she shows at the beginning. What physical characteristics a female shows when she reaches orgasm…??? Honest answers needed please.

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FEMALE EJACULATION IS REAL! Every Woman Can Do It! Give Me Just One Hour and I’ll Prove It to You! You’ve heard about female ejaculation (or “squirting” as many call it). Now, I’m going to show you how to make it happen, again and again. My “quick and dirty” female ejaculation techniques will work on any woman. I’ll show you, step-by-step, exactly what to do, and say, in order to get your lover squirting like a geyser. This isn’t your typical sex ed book. I give you what works and get to the point…without all the boring, “textbook” stuff. Imagine if you could give your partner the most powerful orgasm of her life and it was as easy as following a basic, straightforward set of instructions that are guaranteed to work. GOOD NEWS: IT IS THAT EASY! In this book, you’ll uncover my simple and easy female ejaculation techniques, including: – How to create a perfect atmosphere that will get her in the mood. This is essential if you’re going to be successful. – Which “sex toy” is the best for female ejaculation and exactly how you should use it. – A step-by-step method to overcome any fears or skepticism she may have. – My “Make it Happen” checklist of everything you need to have on hand, and be prepared for, to ensure she will “squirt” every time…even if you only have a few minutes together. And so much more!

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It’s time to eradicate some of the commonly perceived myths surrounding female sexuality and orgasm!

MYTH – A woman must have an orgasm to feel sexually satisfied.

TRUTH – Many women can be satisfied with or without an orgasm. Although general consensus agrees that it is preferable to have an orgasm with every sexual experience, many women often feel physically and emotionally satisfied even when they don’t have one. The problem arises when the female consistently fails to experience orgasm after every sexual encounter.

MYTH – Vaginal orgasms are better than clitoral orgasms.

TRUTH – All women have different preferences when it comes to orgasm. Some women enjoy the sensation of a clitoral orgasm, while others enjoy the intensity of the vaginal orgasm. For example, there exists a small percentage of women who find stimulation of the G-Spot irritating. One erogenous zone is not better than the other – it is simply a matter of individual preference.

MYTH – A circumcised penis decreases a woman’s ability to experience orgasm.

TRUTH – A circumcision removes about 33% – 50% of penile tissue. Some circumcised men reportedly experience a lack of sensitivity when engaged in sexual activity. However, there has been no formal study conducted on the connection between circumcised men and a woman’s ability to orgasm. Essentially, it all adds up to personal preference. Some women prefer one over the other, while other women simply could not be bothered with the difference.

MYTH – Condoms affect a woman’s ability to orgasm.

TRUTH – Condoms are an effective and necessary method of contraception. Some men complain that condoms cause decreased sensitivity during sexual intercourse, thus making it harder for them to orgasm. Some women do make the same complaint. Generally, however, the condom does not interfere with female orgasm (especially with clitoral orgasm.) If a woman does find the condom to be getting in the way of her orgasm then she can try specialised condoms designed for her pleasure (i.e. the ribbed condom.)

MYTH – The larger the penis, the greater the chance of female orgasm.

TRUTH – The old saying “it’s not the size, it’s how you use it” holds an accurate amount of truth. Penis size has no effect on a woman’s ability to orgasm. Both smaller and larger penises alike can offer the same amount of pleasure for a woman. This is mostly because there are hardly any nerve endings in the far end of the vagina, so size truly does not make a difference. Considering that the G-Spot is only located about two inches deep within the vagina, the average-sized penis can stimulate it very easily.

 

I’m 22, healthy, but when I orgasm there’s no semen or very little. I’m not taking medications and there’s no pain during orgasm. The doctor said it doesn’t seem like hypogonadism, my serum testosterone level is normal, and urine after orgasm is not cloudy. What could be causing it. It sucks having such a high caliber gun if it don’t got no bullets.

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Male Multiple Orgasm: Techniques That Guarantee You and Your Lover Intense Sexual Pleasure Again and Again and Again

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Ive done alot of research on sex, but ive never been sure about the difference between orgasms. I know that the vaginal orgasm is suppose to be a theory or a myth or something. Can anyone tell me the physical difference between the two as far as feeling or muscle spasms? Are you suppose to experience a clitoral orgasm during sex? I mean, is that suppose to be the ultimate goal for couples? Thanks to anyone open enough to respond.

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Orgasm Loop: The No-Fail Technique for Reaching Orgasm During Sex

When I was a kid for some reason I wanted to learn how to wiggle my ears. I was probably 10 or 11 years old at the time and I thought being able to wiggle my ears would be so cool. Hey I was a kid.

I remember first trying to concentrate real hard and making my ears wiggle. If you haven’t tried this, it is a lot harder than it sounds. I remember feeling my face move and my eyebrows move but I couldn’t tell if my ears were wiggling.

I then tried using my hands to feel if my ears were moving, but that didn’t work very well. It wasn’t until I got the idea to look in a mirror while trying to wiggle my ears that I started to make progress.

I went in the bathroom and watched myself as a tried to figure out how to make my ears move. It took a lot of trial and error with me making all kinds of funny looking faces.

Finally after watching myself in the mirror and learning how to move my facial muscles I was able to isolate the correct muscles and I could make my ears wiggle just a tiny bit.

I remember the first things I had to learn was to not move all the other muscles in my face and learn to move just the ones needed to make my ears wiggle.

Learning to wiggle my ears was quite a challenge. It was one of those weird things I did as a kid. I am sure you have some of your own weird kid things so stop laughing at mine.

Anyway I was determined to learn to wiggle my ears and I would practice just about every time is was alone and in front of a mirror, such as when I would brush my teeth in the morning and at night.

After a couple of weeks of this I got really good at wiggling my ears. I no longer needed to look in the mirror to get it right. In fact I got so good I could wiggle each ear by itself, kind of like left and right turn signals on a car. I can wiggle the left ear or the right ear or both at the same time. I remember showing off to my friends. Nobody else in could do it.

I can still do it today. It is like learning to ride a bike. Once you learn how, the basic skill stays with you the rest of your life.

Okay you may be wondering what this has to do with a woman’s orgasm. Well quite a lot actually. You see learning to climax and enjoy easy orgasms is a lot like learning to wiggle your ears; at least it was for me. And from the research I’ve done it applies to all women. Let me explain.

After years of frustration and difficulty achieving orgasm, especially during sex with my husband, I decided I would do something about it. I knew how to climax, I had been doing it by myself since I was a teenager, but sometimes it would take forever to happen.

I decided this was not right or fair for that matter and I opened my mind to the possibility that a woman’s orgasms should be easy and frequent. I got tired of reading articles about other women who enjoyed multiple orgasms on a regular basis. I decided I was going to be one of those women.

As I researched how to become more orgasmic I learned the importance of training my orgasm muscle or pubococcygeal muscle AKA the PC muscle. I learned that most women (over 90% in one study) did not know how to contract and control this muscle that is so critical for female orgasm.

Studies showed that most women when asked to squeeze their PC muscle mistakenly tighten their buttocks, thighs, legs, and abdominal muscles instead. Studies also showed the best way for a woman to learn to get in tune with her orgasm muscle and learn to flex it was through some kind of biofeedback.

What this means is she needs to see what she is doing so she can learn when she is doing it correctly. Then she can focus on that and improve her skill and control of the muscle.

This is when I had an “Ah ha!” moment and remembered how I had learned to wiggle my ears as a kid. I had used biofeedback when looking into the mirror to figure out how to move the muscles to wiggle my ears! And how not to move the other muscles in my face.

I was one of those women who would have to tighten my legs stiff as a board while working my way to an orgasm. Sometimes I would get a cramp in my leg. And the following day the muscles in my butt and the back of my legs would be stiff and sore.

In this on my back and stiff legged position you can forget trying to orgasm during intercourse. There was no way I could enjoy my husband and climax in this position.

I needed to be in this stiff legged position to climax because that is how I first learned to reach orgasm when I was a teenager. That was the only way I knew how to get the muscle tension I needed for it to happen.

It wasn’t until I learned to consciously control my orgasm muscle using a pelvic muscle exerciser that gave me not only the resistance necessary to strengthen the pelvic muscles but also provided the biofeedback I needed did I learn how to climax in almost any position, orgasm during intercourse and do it multiple times.

Just like learning to wiggle my ears using biofeedback, regular practice with my pelvic muscle exerciser (the ezCOME) has made climaxing easier and multiple orgasms routine. Now I am one of those multi-orgasmic women I used to envy.

I know what it feels like to give myself an orgasm, however when my boyfriend does it, it feels different but just as good, i also kinda lost control of my movements in pleasure. Is this an orgasm too?