How to give a woman an orgasm during sex

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The sugges­tion is that for the perfect sex life a woman just needs to find the right man: usually a loving and consid­erate partner, who will, of course, know how to give her an orgasm.

Self-evidently a woman needs a consid­erate lover if inter­course is to be a love-making act other­wise it is simply rape. A loving partner may cause a woman to be AMENABLE to inter­course but women cannot ORGASM from loving emotions any more than men can.

Orgasm involves a release of sexual emotions (through an appre­ci­ation of erot­i­cism and expli­citly sexual concepts) not romantic emotions. Romance may be an excel­lent lead in to sex but it cannot cause orgasm even in women.

Minor details are glossed over: such as the FACT that since the vagina, as part of the birth canal, has few nerve endings women typic­ally are aware of little sensa­tion from penile thrusting. Equally no one worries about the FACT that most women need direct clit­oral stim­u­la­tion for orgasm and the clit­oris is only stim­u­lated indir­ectly during vaginal intercourse.

Never mind. A man’s fantasy of providing female sexual pleasure remains intact. Through inter­course a man can enjoy his partner’s breasts and mouth while stim­u­lating his penis.

Dream on…

Men are not alone in misun­der­standing female sexu­ality. Dismissing Shere Hite’s detailed conclu­sions about how women learn to orgasm, one woman said “Now we’re being told how we should orgasm, holy shi-! It’s much easier than the babble of a ther­apist: find a man who KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING!”

Some­times people imply that an exper­i­enced male lover knows how to use posi­tions and tech­niques for sexual inter­course. They are obvi­ously unaware that, no matter how inventive the posi­tion, the experts concluded in the 1970s that the INDIRECT stim­u­la­tion of the clit­oris during inter­course is insuf­fi­cient to allow most women to orgasm.

A man can provide the addi­tional DIRECT clit­oral stim­u­la­tion that a woman needs for orgasm by hand or mouth. Anyone who has tried this will know that such tech­niques do not guar­antee orgasm for every woman. It may be better if the woman provides her own clit­oral stim­u­la­tion during sex and many experts suggest this as if it will GUARANTEE an orgasm.

No man can orgasm without first having an erec­tion and when was the last time you saw a woman with an erec­tion (of the clit­oris)? That’s why women have diffi­culty with orgasm. Women certainly do not become aroused enough for orgasm simply by looking at the naked male body. If they did, sales of porn for women would presum­ably equal that sold to men on a daily basis.

If a woman cannot give herself an orgasm then it is unlikely that someone else will be able to. Sexual arousal origin­ates in the brain and no man, whatever phys­ical stim­u­la­tion tech­niques he uses, can control what happens inside a woman’s head.

Many women assume that female orgasm arises from softer (sexu­ally implicit) images of love and romance rather than from the cruder (sexu­ally explicit) images that lead to male orgasm. Shere Hite referred to women’s exper­i­ence of heightened arousal as ‘emotional orgasms’ to differ­en­tiate them from real female orgasms. Perhaps the term ‘emotional orgasm’ is unhelpful. Another way to differ­en­tiate between women’s exper­i­ence of orgasm is to ask about the impact of the relationship.

“In some cases, it was not even clear to the woman herself whether there had been an orgasm or merely high levels of arousal.” (p199 The Hite Report 1976)

A woman who enjoys orgasm through masturb­a­tion can enjoy orgasm quite separ­ately from her rela­tion­ship because her sexual psycho­logy is driven through sexual fantasies. Each of these exper­i­ences is no better than the other but simply different.

Even during female masturb­a­tion, clit­oral stim­u­la­tion is only effective once a woman is aroused enough for orgasm through the use of sexual fantasies. It is rarely acknow­ledged that women use sexual fantasies during sex. Unfor­tu­nately the complex psycho­lo­gical nature of many women’s fantasies makes them unsuit­able for use with a partner.

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6 Responses to How to give a woman an orgasm during sex

  1. interested says:

    I know this is anect­dotal, but I’m speaking from exper­i­ence. I’ve made love to three women during my life­time. I’ve been married 22 years and have had no affairs. My wife is consist­ently orgasmic. They are obvi­ously not faked. She can’t fake the cries, the invol­un­tary move­ments, the demands for more stim­u­la­tion, and everything else that goes with orgasm.

    I’ve offered oral and manual stim­u­la­tion. She rejects oral because she considers it unhygeinic and a short cut for those who lack skills to do it the regular way. She demands my penis as soon as I have an erec­tion. She orgasms through penile thrusting.

    I don’t take credit for her orgasm. She obvi­ously puts a lot of energy into getting them, but once they start coming, she just gives into her feel­ings. From that point forward, continued thrusting simply heightens her sensa­tions. She demands more thrusting. She says the exper­i­ence is invigorating.

    When I lost my virginity to an older, more exper­i­enced woman, she eagerly guided my penis into her. I thrust gently in and out. Long before I had an urge to ejac­u­late, she had an orgasm, apolo­gizing that she couldn’t wait. After a shower, we made love a second time. While lying there after it was over, she expressed amazement that I was able to hold out so long and disbe­lief that I had been a virgin. She told me she liked it when I went deep and she described my love­making style as “gentle but firm.” She obvi­ously enjoyed my penis and got three orgasms from penile thrusting alone.

    Several years later another woman begged me to make love to her and I did. She wanted my penis inside of her. I didn’t give her an orgasm the first time, but she would call me on a regular basis to tempt me. We would go swim­ming in her sister’s pool. She would turn off the pool lights and swim in the nude. She told me once that her body ached for mine. She wanted a penis inside of her.

    I admit I have not had as much variety as a lot of men have had, but the women with whom I have had sex have demanded a penis. Judging from the intensity of their orgasms, they’ve been very satis­fied and would have it no other way. My wife tells me she lets me caress her to orgasm with my fingers only for my enjoy­ment. She prefers an orgasm with my penis.

  2. Jane says:

    Men often tell me that they are sure that ALL the women they sleep with orgasm during sex. But that’s kind of what faking orgasm is about, isn’t it? It if wasn’t convin­cing then what would be the point?

    I have to wonder why you are inter­ested in this subject? If everything works for you then that’s fant­astic. I am not ques­tioning that people have these exper­i­ences that read like erotic fiction.

    I am inter­ested in discussing any LOGICAL EXPLANATIONS for how women are supposed to achieve these orgasmic feats given the FACTS of female sexu­ality. Any man will know that genital stim­u­la­tion only makes sense once you are sexu­ally aroused (erect) but once you are aroused genital stim­u­la­tion is defin­itely needed if you want to reach orgasm.

    The FACT is that the vagina lacks sens­it­ivity — the clit­oris is the female sex organ. To come across even one woman who can feel sensa­tions in a part of the body without nerve endings would be wierd but to come across three such women is posit­ively suspicous.

  3. rmang says:

    Hi!

    Haaaa! Wow! Scien­tific­ally proven and experimented.

    What about frigidity, is it effective?

    Thanks for the story. Great to know.

    Regards,
    rmang

  4. ayubsumbal says:

    good story love it!

  5. DetroitReports says:

    excel­lent! glad someone broke this down.

  6. Jane says:

    Thanks for all the supportive comments!

    There are so many myths surrounding female sexu­ality that it is almost impossible to find any advice that is based on the facts.

    Female sexual arousal is much more obscure than male and does not arise from seeing the naked body of a partner. Other­wise women would buy porn too.

    So female orgasm is much more diffi­cult to achieve during sex with a partner than is ever acknow­ledged. This is not men’s fault or women’s fault but simply the way Nature intended it to be.

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