Woman Climax Signs Myths
As mentioned, there are many myths surrounding the female orgasm and woman climax signs. Here are some key truths behind the misconceptions.
NOT TRUE – Women climax only through penetrative sex
While some women experience orgasm during penetrative sex, a majority of women more successfully achieve orgasm through clitoral stimulation. According to a study, it takes between 10 to 20 minutes for women to orgasm. But a woman’s orgasm itself lasts between 20 seconds to a minute.
However, orgasms entail more than just the physical act of intercourse and stimulation. In some cases, women can achieve orgasm even without direct stimulation.
For many women, getting aroused and achieving climax – aside from physical stimulation – entails tapping into their psychological and emotional wellbeing. Thus, there have been claims that some women can “think” themselves into reaching orgasm.
NOT TRUE – Squirting is not real
More studies are needed to understand it, but squirting is real. The medical community is still studying the source and composition of the fluid that women release during the act of squirting. Female ejaculation and squirting are used interchangeably. However it’s important to note that the medical community differentiates female ejaculation from squirting.
Female ejaculation refers to the thick, milky fluid produced by the female prostate or Skene’s glands. On the other hand, squirting refers to the involuntary emission of urine-like fluid that is released during sexual activity.
NOT TRUE – You can only get pregnant if both the man and woman can orgasm
This is not true. If a man ejaculates during sex, and the sperm is able to meet the egg for fertilization, then pregnancy is possible, regardless of whether the woman orgasms or not.
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