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The historical and cultural context of the debate on vaginal and clitoral orgasms, including the role of psychiatry and psychoanalysis.
Current sex research rejects a simple binary that pits “vaginal” against “clitoral” orgasms and instead portrays orgasms in people with vulvas as multimodal events produced by integrated anatomy, vari...
The claim that a distinct “” exists independent of is contested: anatomical and imaging studies show that most internal vaginal sensations are anatomically and functionally linked to the broader clito...
Medical and psychological conditions can and do affect a woman’s ability to have a vaginal orgasm: a mix of neurologic injury, chronic illness, hormonal changes, medications, pelvic pain, and mental-h...