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The impact of sexual technique on pleasure, including the use of foreplay, oral stimulation, and toys.
Direct, population-level data on how many women can orgasm more than five times in a single sexual session do not exist in the sources reviewed, but converging evidence from meta-analyses and epidemio...
Event-level research consistently shows that including oral-genital stimulation are associated with substantially higher female orgasm rates than encounters limited to penile–vaginal intercourse, and ...
Many women who say a “feels small” are describing lived experience and preferences, not an anatomical contradiction: average vaginal depth measurements and penis length overlap but vary with arousal, ...
for many people because bodies and brains are wired to register genital and erogenous stimulation as pleasurable and to release reward and bonding chemicals during arousal and orgasm, but the intensit...
Measurement choices and who is sampled shape—often decisively—the size, direction, and interpretation of reported gender differences in sexual practices: effect sizes that look large in one design can...
Across multiple large self-report surveys and psychometric studies, combined clitoral and vaginal stimulation is commonly reported to produce stronger, more consistent, or more likely orgasms than vag...