Why is that?There are plenty of women in this world who won't ever even know what an orgasm feels like. It's pretty tricky for lots of us girls to achieve. Vaginal intercourse definitely doesn't make most women reach climax.
Most women need clitoral stimulation to achieve orgasmWhy is that?
Why is this smile green?
There are plenty of women in this world who won't ever even know what an orgasm feels like. It's pretty tricky for lots of us girls to achieve. Vaginal intercourse definitely doesn't make most women reach climax.
What is jackhammering?
The clitoris contains at least 8,000 sensory nerve endings. To put that into perspective, the penis has about 4,000. That makes this tiny area the most sensitive part of a woman’s erogenous zone. And while the clitoris is quite small, its powerful sensations can spread across a woman's pelvic area by affecting 15,000 other nerve endings.
You look like your in your late 20's!I didn't have my first internal orgasm until I was in my thirties. I thought I was broken. Turns out I wasn't
This is interesting.In society, women are not encouraged to experience pleasure in the same way as men. Men and women are conditioned to view sex and pleasure in completely different ways.
To give you an example: I didn't understand where the clit was until high school sex ed. Before then, I thought all the ~good feeling parts~ surely must be inside
If I didn't put that together until my teens, imagine how many dudes didn't get how important clitoral stimulation can be?!
While plenty of men figured out how to jack themselves off from a young age, many women were in a similar position as I was and didn't figure out what felt good until much later.
Could that make having an orgasm a bit more difficult? You bet.
Also, consider what we see in porn. It effects how we think sex is supposed to go. We've all seen someone getting jack hammered by a dick before in porn, right? Doesn't necessarily feel great, but because we've seen it so often, we assume that's how it's supposed to go. Then there's the assumption/expectation that all sex should include orgasms and was terrible if it didn't. That's not always the case.
Another important factor to consider here: when you say sex, are you only referring to heterosexual penetration?
Cause I'm sure if we explored the statistics in lesbian relationships...the numbers in that statistic may different
What about in casual sex?This is interesting.
I was always under the impression that women start masturbating much younger than men, due to the fact we don't have to wait for puberty to actually engage in it, and just talking to so many women that started years beforehand, such as myself.
However, even knowing exactly what my body needs since forever, I've still struggled a lot with bringing that to real life sex encounters with men. Men have notoriously fragile egos when it comes to sex, and even the ones that are pretty good at it aren't necessarily that great at receiving instruction. I can't count the number of times I've told a man exactly what I want and need and they'll do it for a few seconds/minutes before abandoning it and going back to what they were doing before. After you tell them several times and they keep reverting, it's easy to just give up and get yourself off later. Add to that the fact that women are taught that a male's orgasm is more important (and biologically speaking, it is) and you have lots of women who just accept mediocre sex. We really need to stress the importance of sexual communication, from both ends (har har har!). Everyone is different, so what feels good to one lady will do nothing for another. Women need to stop protecting the male ego, and men need to get the fuck over themselves and actually LEARN how to be a sex god, not just blindly assume that they are one.
I stopped having casual sex because it wasn't worth not having the time to communicate my sexual needs in an ongoing sexual relationship. For me, sex with a man usually isn't great until we've had sex several times and learn what the other likes.What about in casual sex?
This is interesting.
I was always under the impression that women start masturbating much younger than men, due to the fact we don't have to wait for puberty to actually engage in it, and just talking to so many women that started years beforehand, such as myself.
Also known as jack rabbit sex!What is jackhammering?
This is interesting.
I was always under the impression that women start masturbating much younger than men, due to the fact we don't have to wait for puberty to actually engage in it, and just talking to so many women that started years beforehand, such as myself.
However, even knowing exactly what my body needs since forever, I've still struggled a lot with bringing that to real life sex encounters with men. Men have notoriously fragile egos when it comes to sex, and even the ones that are pretty good at it aren't necessarily that great at receiving instruction. I can't count the number of times I've told a man exactly what I want and need and they'll do it for a few seconds/minutes before abandoning it and going back to what they were doing before. After you tell them several times and they keep reverting, it's easy to just give up and get yourself off later. Add to that the fact that women are taught that a male's orgasm is more important (and biologically speaking, it is) and you have lots of women who just accept mediocre sex. We really need to stress the importance of sexual communication, from both ends (har har har!). Everyone is different, so what feels good to one lady will do nothing for another. Women need to stop protecting the male ego, and men need to get the fuck over themselves and actually LEARN how to be a sex god, not just blindly assume that they are one.
This is interesting.
I was always under the impression that women start masturbating much younger than men, due to the fact we don't have to wait for puberty to actually engage in it, and just talking to so many women that started years beforehand, such as myself.
However, even knowing exactly what my body needs since forever, I've still struggled a lot with bringing that to real life sex encounters with men. Men have notoriously fragile egos when it comes to sex, and even the ones that are pretty good at it aren't necessarily that great at receiving instruction. I can't count the number of times I've told a man exactly what I want and need and they'll do it for a few seconds/minutes before abandoning it and going back to what they were doing before. After you tell them several times and they keep reverting, it's easy to just give up and get yourself off later. Add to that the fact that women are taught that a male's orgasm is more important (and biologically speaking, it is) and you have lots of women who just accept mediocre sex. We really need to stress the importance of sexual communication, from both ends (har har har!). Everyone is different, so what feels good to one lady will do nothing for another. Women need to stop protecting the male ego, and men need to get the fuck over themselves and actually LEARN how to be a sex god, not just blindly assume that they are one.
Well, green face means sick. Laughing face would rather go red, I guess. These are just my associations, thoughIs there a reason it shouldn't be green?