They maintain that like 'male orgasm', 'female orgasm' is the correct term.
Historically, it was believed that women could orgasm through penetrative sex, and that G-spot, vaginal or clitoral orgasms were all different types of orgasm.
But writing in the journal Clinical Anatomy, the authors say the majority of women worldwide do not have orgasms during penetrative sex.
As a result, women have been labelled with sexual problems that are based on something that doesn’t exist: the vaginal orgasm.
The clitoris is the key to all female orgasms, the review found.
The clitoris, is the human female’s most erogenous zone, often called the ‘female penis’ because it is made from the same material as the male penis.
It is possible for all women to orgasm if the female erectile organs are effectively stimulated, the researchers added.
The female erectile organs include the clitoris, the vestibular bulbs – also known as the clitoral bulbs – which are found on either side of the opening of the vagina and the pars intermedia, a thin band that joins the two vestibular bulbs.
The size and distance of the clitoris from the vagina is paramount as to whether a woman can achieve orgasm, according to U.S. researchers who scanned the pelvic areas of 30 women as part of a study
The size and distance of the clitoris from the vagina is paramount as to whether a woman can achieve orgasm, according to U.S. researchers who scanned the pelvic areas of 30 women as part of a study
Other erectile organs include the labia minora – known as the inner lips of the vagina - and the corpus spongiosum of the female urethra – the mass of spongy tissue surrounding the urethra, the tube that connects the bladder to an external opening just above the opening of the vagina.
The review, published in the journal Clinical Anatomy, comes after a U.S. study published earlier this year found that the size of a woman’s clitoris can impact their ability to have an orgasm.
In women who have orgasm problems, the clitoris is smaller and located farther from the vagina, the study found.
The researchers said their findings could lead to new treatments for women suffering from anorgasmia, who are unable to have orgasms.
Researchers used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to scan the pelvic area of 30 women who were on average 32 years old.
Ten of the women had reported rarely or never achieving orgasms despite trying, while the rest had a normal experience during sex.
The women who had problems achieving orgasm tended to have smaller clitoris' located further away from the vagina.
Researchers said that although orgasm is complex, the size and location of the clitoris may be paramount.
The clitoral complex, which has a shape of a boomerang, extends under the skin and includes parts that are known as the body, crura, bulb and root.
It is possible that a smaller distance between these structures and the vagina makes it easier for the clitoris to be stimulated during intercourse.
The study was published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in February this year.
And PhoenixDark spent all that time as a size queen (http://i.imgur.com/ITabjEs.png)
so i can insult women for having a small clit
why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
I'm sure even a sequoia looks microscopic to someone with a beaver as big as yours.why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
Because I enjoy playing the microscopic version of where's waldo?
I'm sure even a sequoia looks microscopic to someone with a beaver as big as yours.why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
Because I enjoy playing the microscopic version of where's waldo?
you lawst nicca :umadI'm sure even a sequoia looks microscopic to someone with a beaver as big as yours.why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
Because I enjoy playing the microscopic version of where's waldo?
:umad
you lawst nicca :umadI'm sure even a sequoia looks microscopic to someone with a beaver as big as yours.why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
Because I enjoy playing the microscopic version of where's waldo?
:umad
you lawst nicca :umadI'm sure even a sequoia looks microscopic to someone with a beaver as big as yours.why would you be looking into my urinal in the first place
Because I enjoy playing the microscopic version of where's waldo?
:umad
(http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/0b/b7/16/0bb7163796ab14c6c92837be8dddb56c.jpg)
:umad :umad
:lol I'm Gonna get so much use out of this (http://i.imgur.com/K9elPIR.png) smiley
Thanks Your Stalker
Looks like Esch with a mustache.
I can't nut during vaginal penetration either :fbm
Pretty sure there's something wrong with the equation if you can't get off in a vag. It's biologically designed to make you nut in it.
I can't nut during vaginal penetration either :fbmCondom issue perhaps?
Next time, include humor :teehee
BrandNew, every time I read your name I think of being 17 and dating emo girls and I shudder. Change your name to Mr Banana Grabber or something. It's time ;)
If you have general climax issues it doesn't matter what you're trying to climax in, but I'm responding seriously to a conversation thread begun by misunderstanding a joke post.
I'm fine with mine, and my partners who are generally exploitative (in the sexual sense) don't seem to mind being pounded for a long ass time because of it either. I was merely educating where it was unnecessary.
I had an ex who could climax 100% of the time if she was on top with no stimulation required. She must be the luckiest girl in the world.
"Let me get on top" was her go to phrase.
I had an ex who could climax 100% of the time if she was on top with no stimulation required. She must be the luckiest girl in the world.
"Let me get on top" was her go to phrase.
:omg If only we could be so lucky, yeah?