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The difference in orgasm rates between men and women during sex
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...
Partner comments about a woman’s genitals — whether praising, neutral, or disparaging — have measurable psychological effects that ripple through sexual self-image, arousal, orgasm likelihood, relatio...
Sexual positions and pelvic mechanics affect the likelihood of penile‑clitoral contact—and therefore orgasm—primarily by changing angle, pressure and whether intercourse produces direct or indirect st...