Female Orgasm

According to Freudian theory, a female orgasm at a young age is achieved through clitoral stimulation. As women age, that stimulation becomes ineffective and is replaced by a preference for vaginal stimulation, namely through the g spot. According to feminist theory, which is still widely used as politically correct educational material today, the only way that a female can achieve orgasm is through clitoral stimulation and there is no other center of sexual gratification within a woman's body. The debate has been ongoing for many years, and has yet to reach a consensus. However, the fact of the matter is that women can achieve orgasm through g spot stimulation.

Female orgasm occurs at the height of sexual stimulation, after massaging the g spot or clitoris to a point where orgasm can be reached. With g spot orgasms, the stimulation is often more intense and causes a much more intense reaction. When female orgasm occurs, it can involve female ejaculation, which occurs as a result of fluid being released by the paraurethral glands within the body. Typically, many women do not allow this type of orgasm to flow naturally because of the intense feeling of urination that creates a fear that they are going to urinate, rather than ejaculate.

The female orgasm occurs for the same reasons that the male orgasm occurs. The blood vessels are engorged and swollen, nerves are stimulated excessively, and those feelings increase in intensity until they reach the point of orgasm, where they plateau before sending waves of pleasure crashing through the body. Successfully achieving a g spot orgasm, for women, involves finding the g spot and stimulating it properly. The g spot is located about three inches inside the vaginal opening, and when stimulated can create orgasms that are more powerful and longer lasting than any other orgasm a woman has had.

Female orgasm and female ejaculation are easy for some women and more difficult for others. The conversation is ongoing, and information is readily available from many different sources about how to achieve this type of orgasm. The first step is to achieve a fair amount of stimulation through foreplay to make the g spot easy to find. Once the area is found, it will need to be massaged in a way that is pleasurable to the women until orgasm is reached. This takes some practice and involves communication between partners, but can be achieved by anyone with the willingness to learn.

Want to know exactly how to stimulate the g spot? Head over to my site OrgasmArts.com where I demonstrate on video exactly how to do it and go more in depth about female ejaculation and how to achieve it.



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The female orgasm is associated to the "by-product" theory, which claims that orgasms are a trait that is heavily present in males since reproduction could not occur otherwise. From any perspective, it is quite clear that the female and male orgasms are completely different from each other and that the male orgasm is more prevalent in today’s society. For this reason, it is quite interesting trying to figure out what the evolutionary purpose of a female’s orgasm is. Perhaps it is just in a woman’s genes.

Either way, some say that the female orgasm is an important trait in physiology since it helps to relieve congestion in the pelvic area, and in psychology, since it provides women not only with physical but also emotional satisfaction, something that is not present in the male orgasm. The female orgasm also suggests that its elusiveness is more evolved than a man’s orgasm because it is only triggered when with a particularly desirable partner.

If mutual pleasure and long-term sexual fulfillment are part of the natural selection process, then this means that the female orgasm is actually an inherent screening device, only attuning to partners who are more sexually fit and making the woman want to stay with that partner to multiply, rather than stick with sexually unfulfilling counterparts.

Researchers and scientists seem to be strangely fascinated by the mystery that is the female orgasm. Unlike males, females have no need to orgasm in order to procreate, so their purpose is truly a mystery. Perhaps the female orgasm does not need a biological purpose. Whatever the reason may be, it is clear that the female orgasm is clearly not understood fully to this day.

One theory that runs around is that it is a mere tool to choose one’s life-long mate. Therefore, the idea is that the males that are capable of bringing females to orgasm are those that are best to raise their children. Perhaps this is the reason why most females do not climax during sex.

In order to understand the detailed mechanics of a female orgasm that could likely maximize the chance of pregnancy, a scientific documentary has been made featuring scientists inserting a miniature camera into the female vagina to reveal the elusive truth of its secrets. It revealed a kind of vacuum pump that sucked up the semen from the vagina, proving that the female orgasm is the evolutionary reason for the female orgasm.

The key to arousing a female seems to stem from a combination of deep relaxation and a lack of anxiety; it actually has less to do with the direct sensory input from the female genitals. According to the scans, the parts of the female brain that process emotions like fear, anxiety and emotions, in general, start to relax and reduce during sexual activity. This reaches an incredible peak at orgasm, creating an almost trance-like state.

It is quite interesting how many questions revolve around the roles of the female orgasm. Whether male or female, it is definitely the orgasm and the less intense joys of touch that make sex so enjoyable. The mere fact that the female orgasm occurs mostly when penetrative intercourse is not part of the equation is pure evidence that sex isn’t merely there to create life.

To this day, the female orgasm continues to be one of the biggest mysteries in our life. For, while the clitoris is obviously there for bliss, the mere understanding of the female sexuality can be as complicated as Euclidean geometry, where the female orgasm itself may be a portrayal of a very difficult exam.

Women all over the world will confirm that when it comes to understanding female sexuality, most guys really have no idea how to handle things. And although some men may have struggled in figuring it out, it is rare for men to have actually asked questions to figure it out. Maybe that is all there is to it.



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