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Research on the frequency of orgasms in men, including age-related decline and factors influencing orgasm frequency
Large, event-level probability surveys in the U.S. typically find that roughly 60–65% of women report having an orgasm at their most recent sexual encounter, a proportion that falls well below men’s r...
Research consistently finds that the time it takes women to reach orgasm—orgasmic latency—differs by context and by individual factors: orgasms during partnered sex generally take longer than during m...
Physical male traits that show any measurable association with female orgasm are few and indirect: perceived male attractiveness and genetic compatibility have been linked to higher reported female or...
Anatomical studies now show the clitoris is a complex organ with large internal and external parts that vary substantially between people, and those variations help explain why some respond best to ex...