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Prostate stimulation can change the quality, timing, and repeatability of orgasm for many men: some report faster ejaculation when prostate and penis are stimulated together, while others achieve prol...
Prostate stimulation is widely reported to change both the intensity and timing of orgasm for many people with prostates: numerous health and sex-advice outlets say prostate orgasms are often more int...
Laboratory studies report female orgasm latency (time from onset of stimulation to orgasm) for masturbation in controlled settings typically in the single-digit to low‑double‑digit minutes range: one ...
Prostate stimulation can both change the timing of ejaculation and produce orgasms without the typical semen release — commonly called “dry” or non‑ejaculatory orgasms — according to clinical reviews ...
Transracial adoption studies have been invoked to argue both for and against genetic explanations of group IQ differences, but several robust methodological critiques undercut claims that these studie...
Prostate stimulation can both hasten and, in some circumstances, delay ejaculation in men with premature ejaculation (PE): it commonly intensifies arousal and can trigger rapid orgasm—especially when ...
Research across epidemiologic, clinical and qualitative studies shows that non-penile factors — notably clitoral stimulation/technique, foreplay and duration, open sexual communication, and cognitive-...