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Difficulty achieving orgasm, which can be caused by physical or psychological factors.
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...
Practicing non-ejaculatory orgasms (NEOs) — orgasms without release of semen — sits at the intersection of anecdote, sexual‑medicine case reports, and a thin scholarly literature that treats similar p...