ALL ABOUT YOU passion
Going through the same motions doesn’t
make for an exciting romp in the sack. While
there’s always room for improvement, it pays to
know what works best for you. Here are some
positions that will ensure you reach your peak.
By Charlene FlanaganACTION
COURSE OF
T
here’s a lot to say about the female
orgasm. Human sex-plorations of
the elusive big O, have taken us on
a voyage over the years. Ultimately, it’s the
awkward moments and clumsy experiences that
are recorded for posterity. The fact remains,
while women today enjoy sex, not all of them
climax during the act. In fact, intercourse is
NOT the key to a woman’s sexual satisfaction,
and there’s no one true science to orgasms.Dr Debby Herbenick, professor of applied
science at Indiana University, in a 2018
research study titled Women’s Experiences
With Genital Touching, Sexual Pleasure,
and Orgasm published in the Journal of Sex
& Marital Therapy, states that different
women process and react differently to
different touches, and not all roads lead to
moan. “Women are highly diverse when
it comes to what turns them on, and what
kinds of touch they find pleasurable. This
underscores just how important it is for
couples to explore together, to openly
discuss sexual techniques, and share their
desires with one another,” Herbenick said in
an interview with an online portal.
Clearly, communication with one’s
partner is key to heightening yourALL ABOUT YOU passion
Going through the same motions doesn’t
make for an exciting romp in the sack. While
there’s always room for improvement, it pays to
know what works best for you. Here are some
positions that will ensure you reach your peak.
By Charlene FlanaganACTION
COURSE OF
T
here’s a lot to say about the female
orgasm. Human sex-plorations of
the elusive big O, have taken us on
a voyage over the years. Ultimately, it’s the
awkward moments and clumsy experiences that
are recorded for posterity. The fact remains,
while women today enjoy sex, not all of them
climax during the act. In fact, intercourse is
NOT the key to a woman’s sexual satisfaction,
and there’s no one true science to orgasms.Dr Debby Herbenick, professor of applied
science at Indiana University, in a 2018
research study titled Women’s Experiences
With Genital Touching, Sexual Pleasure,
and Orgasm published in the Journal of Sex
& Marital Therapy, states that different
women process and react differently to
different touches, and not all roads lead to
moan. “Women are highly diverse when
it comes to what turns them on, and what
kinds of touch they find pleasurable. This
underscores just how important it is for
couples to explore together, to openly
discuss sexual techniques, and share their
desires with one another,” Herbenick said in
an interview with an online portal.
Clearly, communication with one’s
partner is key to heightening your