Post Date May, 27 2023
What does a woman's orgasm feel like? Regarding the physiological mechanisms of orgasm, classical books refer to the shortest stage of orgasm in the sexual response process, lasting only a few seconds. It releases the energy of sexual desire through the involuntary twitching of muscles, obtaining a wave like pleasure. The most sexy organ in women is the glans penis, followed by the body of the penis, labia minora, and the outer one-third of the vagina. A woman's orgasm refers to a pleasant response in the body and mind after sexual intercourse, with heart rate and blood pressure gradually stabilizing. Sweating, moaning, etc. may also occur. During orgasm, there may be symptoms such as blushing, convulsions, and increased heart rate. But it's possible that everyone's feelings may be different, or some people may never reach orgasm when they are in the same room. Sexual activity requires cooperation between husband and wife, and wholehearted engagement is also a physiological need. Only inner engagement can lead to an orgasmic sensation.
Everything, beauty is an unbearable ecstasy. I feel very excited - shortness of breath - and at the same time, my head becomes relaxed, like in a dreamy world, with distant sounds and stagnant time. Great. A woman's orgasm begins with a sensation known as a sense of suspension, where she appears to be suspended in the air for a moment, usually 1-3 seconds. This sense of suspension is equivalent to the inevitable feeling experienced by men before orgasm (this feeling occurs when men are unable to suppress ejaculation). As the penis is constantly stimulated by rhythm, extremely sensitive nerves send impulses to the spinal cord, which immediately returns to the pelvic area for orgasmic muscles.
During this stage of orgasm, no two women's reactions are exactly the same, even though their bodies experience similar physiological changes. Some women are very calm; Some women either moan or scream; Some arch their backs or bite on things next to them, such as arms, pillows, etc. When consciousness begins to recover - in just a few seconds - almost all women feel warmth, first in the pelvis, and then throughout the body.
The occurrence of multiple orgasms in sexual intercourse by women is not a manifestation of sexual abnormality, nor is it excessive libido, bestiality, or non feminization. In the survey, some women admitted to having a psychological burden of guilt, fearing that such feelings would affect the purity and sanctity of marriage. The problem of experiencing orgasm is about husband and wife's character, sexual maturity, interest and choice, and sexual art. In sexual life, after the final contraction, a woman's body quickly loses sexual tension, not immediately disappears, but returns to the plateau period. When repeatedly stimulating orgasm from the plateau period, this phenomenon is multiple orgasms, and women all have this potential. The reason why women have the ability to have multiple orgasms is because they have a large number of complex blood vessels in their pelvic cavity, and a one-time orgasmic contraction rarely can expel all the accumulated blood. So, after the first orgasm, the woman is still full of sexual drive and can continue to contract without requiring a lot of stimulation. She can return to orgasm time and time again. In fact, the intensity of any orgasm she experiences depends on the amount of venous congestion in her pelvis. Fewer congestion, lower orgasm leads to more congestion, and climax reaches its peak. In this situation, women are highly likely to experience multiple orgasms. Due to anatomical differences, for example, some women have underdeveloped venous networks, making it difficult for them to achieve orgasm. This problem seemed to disappear after they had their first child. Indeed, for many women who have experienced orgasm before pregnancy, it is easier to have orgasm after childbirth, sometimes with multiple orgasms during the first sexual intercourse. This is the so-called pregnancy effect. This may be related to the increased energy and quantity of pelvic veins during pregnancy.
