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The relationship between female orgasm and anatomical structures such as the clitoris, vaginal opening, and pelvic floor musculature.
Orgasm produces involuntary, rhythmic contractions of the pelvic floor and transient changes in vaginal and uterine smooth muscle tone, but current reporting and studies do not support a durable incre...
Sexual orientation and the type of stimulation both influence the likelihood of women experiencing , but neither is determinative on its own: evidence shows that methods emphasizing and a diversity of...
Women commonly describe as producing a sensation of fullness, lateral stretch and increased friction that can stimulate internal structures and the vulva, while length more often registers as deeper c...
Scientific reviews and surveys show that , communication, and sexual technique are consistently linked to partner sexual satisfaction and—where measured—often outweigh the measurable effect of , altho...
A reliable explanation is that are distinct events influenced by physiology, recent sexual activity, medications or nerve function, and conditioned sexual responses—so it is plausible to reach orgasm ...
Different change which parts of the vagina and surrounding erectile/clitoral tissues are contacted and how, so they interact with penis in distinct ways: greater length tends to improve stimulation of...
Reports of whether a woman experiences primarily reflect a complex interplay of anatomy, type and location of stimulation, learned attention and technique, relationship and contextual factors, and mea...
The literature shows a clear heterogeneity: is linked to greater frequency of for a subset of women who prefer deep vaginal stimulation, but most women report size makes no difference for their abilit...