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The definition, physiological validation, and sociocultural biases surrounding female orgasm.
Event-level research consistently shows that including oral-genital stimulation are associated with substantially higher female orgasm rates than encounters limited to penile–vaginal intercourse, and ...
The straightforward, widely used name for "rubbing the clit while spreading the pussy lips" is described in clinical and popular sources as or manual clitoral stimulation; many sex‑wellness guides exp...
Labor-based evidence directly comparing time-to-orgasm for oral sex (cunnilingus) versus manual clitoral stimulation is scarce; most empirical data are large surveys, laboratory masturbation protocols...
Controlled experimental attempts to time and isolate to measure orgasm probability are rare in the human literature; most evidence comes from large surveys linking concurrent clitoral stimulation to h...
Across multiple large self-report surveys and psychometric studies, combined clitoral and vaginal stimulation is commonly reported to produce stronger, more consistent, or more likely orgasms than vag...