Not all women experience orgasm just by having vaginal intercourse. What happens to a woman’s body during orgasm is the same as what happens to a man when he ejaculates. There is an extreme sense of excitement and pleasure at the same time.
There’s always been so much discussion about female orgasm. Everyone says they want it, need it and have to have it. But what precisely is female orgasm? What’s the science behind it?
Orgasm is the peak of woman's sexual arousal.
So, what happens during orgasm?
First of all the woman gets turned on and this leads to building of tension in the muscles around the pelvis.
During orgasm there is an involuntary contracting of the pelvic muscles, release of a flood of hormones into the body resulting in feelings of intense pleasure and relaxation. Though this is often centered around the genitals, the spasms can be felt in other parts of the body too, such as limbs.
Though women don’t normally produce fluid like a man following orgasm, some women do experience what is called the “female ejaculation,” a fluid that gushes out of the vagina upon orgasm.
In fact, sexologists say that female ejaculation is a given if the 'G' spot is stimulated in the right way!
Ummm, so what's a 'G' spot?
The 'G' spot is located about one or two inches back from the vaginal opening inside the front vaginal wall. It's a bean-shaped tissue that swells up when blood rushes in to it,
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