Female Orgasm: Have Vibrator, Will Moan [Most Read - Last 28 Days]
Orgasms are the greatest, most amazing physical
feelings you can experience. Reactions to orgasm
include changes in breathing, body twitches, a feeling
of warmth throughout your body or sweating and,
especially for women, the need to cry out or moan
Oooh! for Orgasm: Moan, Groan, Cry Out
Orgasms generally leave individuals with a specific case of "symptoms" that represent a bodily release of sexual tension, allowing your body to return to pre-sexual arousal stages.Some common reactions with orgasms are contractions of different parts of the body, such as the penis, prostate gland, anus or vagina.
Other reactions include, but aren't limited to: changes in breathing, body vibrations, a feeling of warmth throughout your body or sweating.
One of the most common reactions to an orgasm, especially for women, is the need to cry out or moan, thus the typical joke about someone being a screamer.
This can serve as a reminder; letting out a little moan every now and again not only encourages a partner to continue, it also reminds us that people can be rather perceptive even in the heat of the moment, so faking shouldn't be a viable option.
This goes for you men too; make some noise every now and again to show your pleasure and appreciation.
Orgasms are quite possibly one of the greatest, most amazing physical feelings one can experience. But sometimes, sometimes, too much emphasis is placed on them.
Take, for instance, the woman's bible, also known as "Cosmopolitan." I don't think I could actively count how many articles it references on how to have explosive orgasms, or mind-bending orgasms or out-of-this-world orgasms.
Also, not every orgasm is ready-made for a porn movie. Some are subtler than the g-spot, ejaculation-induced orgasm, often questioned if it were even an orgasm at all.
And while it is not very comforting to one's partner in these occasions that you just don't know whether or not you've experienced an orgasm, it brings up the point that it is just important to know your own body.
Looking at the statistics, we see that males are capable of achieving orgasm almost 100 percent of the time. However, the same does not hold true for women.
In his article "Sex Stats," Al Link states that at least 70 percent of women do not reach orgasm through intercourse alone.
So let's think about this… 100 percent of the time versus a possible 30 percent of the time. Doesn't quite seem fair now does it? Because of this though, we could learn not to solely focus on penetration, but also on foreplay.
What's wrong with just pleasure every so often? Personally, I say nothing. I don't think that orgasm should always be an ultimate goal during sex.
If you do reach it, there won't be much complaining, but sometimes it's important to focus on being in the moment and enjoying yourself, whatever that moment might lead to.
Be open to different experiences, get to know your own body and its reactions and don't put so much emphasis on orgasm or let the stress of trying to reach it get to you.
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Moaning is a way of communicating and expressing pleasure. I like when men
moan too. If the woman is moaning and the man isn't, it can get weird and
wouldn't be enjoyable, to me anyway. Making love to a 'motionless' or
'voiceless' mate is like having it with a dead body.