17 types of female orgasm about which few people know. And all about them

© Veronica Larsson, 2018

ISBN 978-5-4490-4652-9

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Introduction

Erroneous is the belief that the orgasm of both men and women is the same. Representatives of the weaker sex can experience several types of orgasm, depending on which part of the genitals or directly the body at the time of sex is stimulated and causes inexpressible sensations of ecstasy. Much in this process depends on the man and his desire to diversify the palette of the partner’s feelings.

Most of the special points and zones of the woman’s body require a long period of periodic stimulation, some become more sensitive after going through certain periods of life: childbirth, breast-feeding… However, one organ of the genital area, as a rule, reacts promptly to irritations and almost always delivers to her mistress an orgasm is a clitoris.

Clitoral orgasm

The clitoral zone in comparative physiology of the sexes is considered as an analog of the penis. A woman’s only useful function of this part of the external genitalia is to bring his mistress pleasure. The clitoris, like the penis, has a skin fold (hood), and under it – the head, which at the time of excitement is filled with blood. Children and teenage female masturbation, basically, is based on stimulation of the clitoris.

That is why clitoral orgasm is the most common type of orgasm. It can occur due to active influence on the given zone by petting, kunilingus or directly sexual intercourse. In some women, the clitoris is physiologically located close to the entrance to the vagina, which allows the male member to touch it during penetration into the cervix.

There are two types of clitoral orgasm: superficial and deep. The first type is characterized by a clear localization of sensations in the clitoris zone at the time of the woman’s pleasure. The second is accompanied by an intensive contraction of the muscles of the vagina, which creates a feeling of an orgasm of this particular organ.

However, one must understand that a vaginal orgasm can not occur after stimulation of one zone of the clitoris, and if it occurs at the level of pulsation of the muscles of the internal genital organs, then this is a deep clitoral orgasm.

Vaginal orgasm

Vaginal orgasm is achieved by stimulating the muscles of the vagina and its individual zones and is often unavailable to young girls. Making this “wake up” this area of the genitals is very often helped by childbirth. At the time of passage of the fetus along the channel, a positive effect on the nerve tissue of the cervical muscles takes place, which in the future gives the chance to its owner to start experiencing this type of orgasm.

Another factor that contributes to increasing the sensitivity of the vaginal area is breastfeeding. During this process, the hormone oxytocin is naturally produced in the woman’s body. Breastfeeding is recommended not only because of its positive physical and psychological effects on the baby. It is useful because in this way a woman will not need to additionally inject hormones to reduce the muscles of the uterus and bring her into a prenatal state.

But the female vagina itself is a complex organ with a large accumulation of nerve endings and nodes. Physiologists for several years of research and observations have identified several “points”, special for the sensitivity of the zones, inside the vagina. Some of them are early known and generally recognized, as, for example, point G, others – are controversial, but they also have the right to claim an independent role in bringing a woman to orgasm in the process of stimulation.

Orgasm of point G

The response of point G is achieved through the stimulation of the woman’s paraurethral glands. They are often called the female prostate, because the impact on them and the result, ejaculation or jet orgasm, is similar to the contraction of the prostate muscles in men during the release of sperm.

Find this point in the vagina is easy – it is located on the front wall in 2—3 cm from the entrance.

Many men are disappointed that their first conscious contact with this zone and its stimulation do not lead a woman to orgasm. In most women, this area on the wall of the muscles of the internal genitalia is asleep.

Therefore, the repeated impact of the G point is necessary in order for a woman to begin to experience pleasure and later – an orgasm. The search for this point in the partner will be more effective if the man brings her condition to a strong arousal: all the erogenous zones will begin to behave more actively and better succumb to stimulation from the outside.