Women's "orgasm" is not just "feeling itchy private parts"

Some people may ask, what can be done to let women enjoy the beauty brought by a higher level of "orgasm"? Every time I hear this kind of question, I will tell him: "Don't just think about making women orgasm. . . . .

Some people may ask, how can women enjoy the beauty of a higher level of "orgasm"?

Sexual Position 1. Every time I hear this question, I tell him: "Don't just think about making a woman orgasm." This is not a mystery. Do you know how women communicate their sexual feelings in private? Let me tell you their secrets: "I know he always wants me to orgasm as soon as possible, but every time I see him panting and blushing while lying there to give me a blowjob, I feel very uncomfortable."

Sexual intercourse position 2, I have said it many times, women are very delicate from the inside out, and their body and mind are in harmony in this regard. Therefore, if a man only thinks about making a woman reach orgasm, the end result is that the more effort the man puts in, the more pressure the woman will bear. If this continues for a long time, not only will you be further and further away from climax, but you may also completely isolate yourself. Men should understand that only by changing the idea of ​​​​only wanting a woman to reach orgasm to making her feel comfortable all the time can they make women relax physically and mentally and bring them real pleasure.

I'll tell you how to do this later. However, as long as you change your mindset, your sexual skills will be elevated to a higher level.

Adam Deyong has made it clear to readers that "orgasm" and "feeling comfortable" are fundamentally different. Now, he is warning everyone not to keep trying to make women orgasm - because women are very delicate mentally and physically, the harder a man tries to make a woman orgasm, the more heavy it will make women feel, and they will gradually close themselves off. If we change our perspective and first understand the physiological mechanism of orgasm for both sexes, it may help us better deal with this problem.

According to Kinsey and his colleagues, for women, orgasm consists of 3 to 10 contractions of the muscles of the vagina, uterus, and outer third of the anus, with each contraction lasting less than a second. At this time, pleasure will be felt near the clitoris, and this pleasure will reach the reproductive organs and pelvic cavity. In men, the prostate and other endocrine glands contract, forcing semen into the bottom of the urethra. After a few seconds, the penis and urethra contract, forcing semen out of the tip of the penis, causing an orgasm. Like women, these contractions last less than a second, and the muscles contract not only in the penis and urethra, but also in the anus and around the pelvic cavity. . . . . .