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Research emphasizing that orgasm frequency mainly reflects broader sexual functioning, relationship quality, and psychological factors rather than penile dimensions.
Beginners can tell prostate stimulation apart from other pelvic sensations by where it’s felt (a deep front-wall rectal bump toward the belly), how it feels (a soft, rubbery bulb distinct from surroun...
A straight answer: vibration patterns, a perineum arm, and appropriate rigidity each increase the odds of a prostate orgasm, but they work differently for different bodies — vibration and targeted per...
Three decades of correlational work finds that women who report greater vaginal-orgasm frequency also report preferring deeper or longer penises, suggesting an association but not proving causation ; ...
Evidence from clinical reviews, health outlets and large collections of first‑person reports indicates prostate stimulation often produces sensations described as qualitatively different and, by many,...
A preponderance of surveys and experimental studies report that penile girth (circumference/thickness) often correlates more strongly with reported female sexual satisfaction than penile length, thoug...