Why do women have orgasms?

Since men must ejaculate in order to release sperm, there is a direct link between pleasure and ejaculation. The purpose of the female orgasm, however, is less clear. Researchers have proposed numerous theories, none of which have conclusive scientific support.

In fact, it must be kept in mind that not everything the body does has a definite purpose. There are still traits in humans that have no evolutionary benefit. Backed by research conducted in 2016, reliable sources were able to shed light on why women orgasm. What they found is that there is no obvious evolutionary advantage to female orgasm and that the hormones associated with orgasm may be a relic from a time when they were necessary for female ovulation.

Because there was no evolutionary need to eliminate orgasm, the female orgasm survived even when it was no longer necessary for conception. But the mere fact that it brings pleasure already seems like a significant enough benefit, in my opinion. Moreover, orgasm promotes bonding with sexual partners, an important evolutionary benefit.

What types of orgasms can women experience?

• Vaginal

Vaginal orgasm begins in the vagina and may spread from there, or it may be concentrated in the pelvic area. For deeper vibrations, rhythmic thrusting and a variety of positions are combined. Interestingly, many women state that vaginal orgasms are less intense than clitoral orgasms.

• Clitoral

This is the most common and is very similar to the male orgasm because the penis and clitoris are similar in their structure and function. This type of female orgasm can be given with the fingers or the mouth. The amazing thing about the clitoris is that it has a whopping 8,000 nerve endings, which is 2,000 more than the tip of the penis. Basically, the clitoris is an organ designed purely for pleasure.

• Anal

Backdoor orgasms are profound, and many women experience them through anal sex. Research on the types of orgasms women can experience is still ongoing, but what is already clear is that they are diverse. So understanding the different parts and how they function and flow when you engage a woman is something you might want to look into.

• G-spot

The G-spot orgasm is a little higher up. To be exact, the G-spot is about two inches deeper in the vagina. If you feel a spongy sensation, you know you’ve hit it. The best way to achieve this type of orgasm is to stimulate the G-spot with circular frictional movements or rhythmic tapping.

• Squirting

This is a completely different type of orgasmic experience, and according to those who have experienced it, it is also quite intense. It is the release of a substance that combines urine with other substances (no, not pee, just squirt).

Have a good practice 😁