as a research student in the United States in the early 1970s, Shere (pronounced "sherry") Hite lengthy questionnaire circulated by women's magazines and passers-by on the street. She asked women to give anonymous answers to direct questions about their experience of orgasm.
"In fact, for more than 70 percent of women, relationships - pushing penis into the vagina -. not regularly lead to orgasm" (P35 Hite Report 1993)
Only 30% of respondents said she regularly experienced orgasm from sex, while most women found it easy masturbated to orgasm. By comparing the two experiences, Shere Hite found that women find difficult to achieve orgasm through intercourse due to reduced clitoris.
Women who are 'successful' relationship with, it would ensure that they get direct clitoral applying the technique of the orgasm sex (alone masturbate during sex or a partner masturbate them), or have found ways to maximize the indirect clitoral stimulation by finding suitable positions and techniques for sexual intercourse.
clitoral orgasm is necessary for the
clitoris is often associated with female masturbation and some people mistakenly assume that the clitoris is not important that women who experience orgasm through intercourse. This is not the case. The clitoris is the female sex organ and a source of female orgasm, however it is achieved. People still refer to 'vaginal orgasm', but it's the clitoris that causes an orgasm even if it occurs as a result of the relationship.
Women who orgasm through intercourse alone can be completely unaware of indirect clitoral stimulation gets as their partner thrusts into the vagina. Similarly, women can enjoy the many aspects of touching, penetration or non-genitally focused stimulation as men. The clitoris is not 'be all and end all' women's experience of sex. However, experts believe that for most women a clitoris, either directly or indirectly, it is necessary to reach orgasm.
"source of orgasm, then the clitoris. But women can generally feel an orgasm in the clitoris or the area below, or in her vagina, or both, or the whole pelvic area, including her uterus, or - indeed -. flooding her whole body "(P75 Woman's Sex Experience 1983)
clitoris is very sensitive to touch much of the glans penis. So when we talk about direct stimulation of the clitoris, my personal experience is that it involves clitoral stimulation through the skin around the (oral) and more (hood), the clitoris. I tend to rub down from my vulva clitoris above and press one or two fingers of each hand on the clitoris area.
pressure sensitive clitoris through the protective layer of the skin immediately around him. During masturbation, stimulation of my clitoris is not particularly strong, and even direct. However, the stimulation can be directed at the key moments of excitement and is far more direct than the total lack of feeling that I experienced during vaginal sex.
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