How many wonderful feelings does a woman have once

Men will discuss sexual feelings with their friends, but women never seem to do so because they are reserved. Actually, that’s not the case. When best friends meet, they will also talk about what happened in bed last night. For example, what kind of sex makes her feel extremely good, and how happy she is when she reaches orgasm. Women may even be so particular about what techniques will give them a clitoral orgasm. Men, come and have a look at women's gossip about sex!

Sex is a human instinct, and everyone has desires. What does your private parts feel like when you want to have sex? Men must be wondering why women never say it out loud, always leaving people guessing.

Men should pay attention to this point. Women are naturally introverted and shy. They will not actively express their sexual needs. Don’t they want to have sex? Don’t they want to achieve a climax of physical and spiritual pleasure? They are wrong, because under the traditional concept of education, women should be introverted. This is why they dare not speak out, but in private, women will still talk about the feeling of their private parts stirring when they want to have sex.

Climax Stage 1: Suspended Floating

Sexual tension grows to the end, and although the intense movement can continue, there is a momentary feeling of "suspension" or "floating", like a wave of passion that gradually increases and expands.

This sensation lasts only a moment and is accompanied or followed by an isolated surge of intense sensory awareness centered in the clitoris and radiating upward into the pelvis. What occurs simultaneously is a loss of overall sensory discrimination ability.

Climax Stage 2: Falling Open

A warm feeling originates from the pelvic cavity and spreads throughout the body. At this time, the woman can strongly feel an extreme pleasure, and the pulsating wave peak like a warm current seems to be a mild electric shock and gradually spreads through the pelvis to the whole body.

Sometimes the fingers and back will tremble from time to time, like lightning, and the thigh muscles will have a similar reaction. This feeling only lasts about 2 seconds and then disappears.

At this time, the woman still vaguely feels "falling" and "opening" her body, causing liquid to overflow. Some women compare the sensation to mild labor pains during childbirth.

The third stage of climax: trance isolation

The third stage is characterized by an involuntary flow of warm blood from the pelvis to the rest of the body, culminating in genital contractions and throbbing tremors ("pelvic cramps") that culminate in pleasure. You may feel trance-like, isolated (feeling completely disconnected from the outside world), or temporarily lose your mind, with an incredible sense of euphoria.

The data shows that 5% of women said they had never initiated sexual requests, 38% said they sometimes initiated sexual requests, and the remaining 44% said they took the initiative almost as often as their partners.

When asked why they did not take the initiative, some women said that it was because women did not do so or only "bad women" did so.

In some cases, women may have taken the initiative, but their initiative was more subtle and men didn't even notice it.

For example, she might pay more attention to her appearance or wear sexy nightgown to show that she is willing to have sex.

On the other hand, men's way of initiating sex is more obvious and direct, such as making direct sexual demands or starting to touch their partner's body.