Women have three different feelings when they "go deep into the sky"

Everyone likes to have an orgasm during sex, but as a man, everyone hopes that their partner will feel the same way as a result of their efforts. Next, let’s look at the stages of a woman’s orgasm.

Orgasm refers to the physical and psychological response to sexual pleasure after sexual stimulation. There are usually physiological manifestations such as ejaculation, blushing, and convulsions. Here's what a woman feels when she orgasms in three stages.

The ambiguity and variability of orgasmic feelings may be the reason why women find it difficult to grasp orgasm.

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 starts from the pelvic cavity and spreads throughout the body. At this time, the woman can strongly feel an extreme pleasure growing in the clitoris area. The pulsating peaks like a warm current gradually spread through the pelvis to the whole body like a mild electric shock.

Sometimes the fingers and back will tremble from time to time, flashing 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 feeling of orgasm to the mild pains of 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.

Women may experience a sense of trance, isolation (feeling completely disconnected from the outside world), or a temporary loss of consciousness, and an incredible sense of euphoria.

number:

A woman's orgasm occurs when, during sexual intercourse, the penis twitches and rubs in the vagina to a certain degree, causing vaginal secretions to be discharged in waves, making the vulva unusually smooth. This is followed by sudden, uncontrollable rhythmic contractions of the vagina and pelvic muscles, approximately every 0.8 seconds, 3-4 times, and a special pleasure that accompanies this contraction.

Basics

First experience of climax:

If you are a woman who has never experienced an orgasm, then the first orgasm is very important. Only after experiencing an orgasm once can you continue to cultivate the feeling of orgasm, increase the frequency of orgasm in sexual life, and gradually shape a perfect sex life.

Some women cannot or only occasionally reach orgasm during intercourse alone, but can reach orgasm during masturbation, sexual dreams, using vibrators, and when the clitoris is directly stimulated by themselves or their partners during intercourse.

Psychology

Women can achieve orgasm without sexual intercourse.

For example, women have similar "wet dreams" behavior as men, which is reaching orgasm in a dream, but many women are not aware of this physical reaction of theirs.

Because after a woman wakes up from a dream, there will be no obvious signs indicating that she has reached orgasm, some may only feel slight tension and pain in the lower abdomen.

The reason why women can reach orgasm in dreams or fantasies lies in psychology.

A woman's sexual excitement comes from the inside out. It is difficult for a woman to become excited simply by physical or external visual stimulation. Only when there is inner impulse can a woman reach orgasm through excitement.

So psychological excitement is the first step to climax.

Women who have experienced orgasm all have one experience: they are already excited before the orgasm comes, they have strong desires, they want it very much, and they are in a relaxed mood, which makes it easiest for them to get into the situation.

Physiology

The basis of orgasm is that a woman herself can arouse her sexual desire. Even God cannot make a woman without desire reach orgasm. So desire is the forerunner of orgasm.

Women's sexual desire fluctuates, but what is more predictable than men's sexual desire is that basically women's desire changes in a cyclical manner, corresponding to their menstrual cycle.

A woman's sexual desire is strongest almost always within two days before and seven days after her period. Especially it is stronger before menstruation than after menstruation.

Draw a sexual desire curve for yourself and understand when your desire reaches its peak. That moment is the best time to challenge orgasm.