Female multiple orgasm technique

Even though it may feel like mission impossible, you can make her orgasm twice , according to a recent study from Indiana University and the sexual education site OMGYES. After asking 1, women across all age groups extremely detailed questions about what they like in bed, researchers found that a surprising 47 percent of women reported experiencing more than one orgasm. They also discovered exactly how you should be touching her clitoris to make her orgasm the first time. So, you know it can be done—but how do you get her there twice?

By now, you've probably heard about the ways the deck is stacked against women when it comes to orgasming. It can be more complicated for a woman to figure out what works for her compared to the tragically simple "up-down" motion on a penis that seems to do the trick every time , and women just aren't having as many orgasms as men in general. But for all the drawbacks there's one huge upside: the ability to have multiple orgasms in a short window of time. Meaning that once you've mastered that first peak, the climb to the next one is absolutely obtainable. But Dr. Some women are perfectly satisfied with just one orgasm," she says. So no need to go chasing dozens of orgasms if you're happy with your sex life as is.

So, you're intrigued by the idea of multiple orgasms. Wanting to experience one after the other is completely normal as is preferring to tap out after the first one and fall into a restorative post-sex slumber. Here, experts explain why many women's bodies are practically designed to have multiple orgasms, and sexual strategies for making them way more likely the next time you feel up for round two.

You know Venus, the Roman goddess of love, beauty, sex, and abundance? Abundance, after all. And guess what? Of course, there are also a variety of common reasons—from medications to past sexual trauma to health conditions—that make it difficult for some people with vaginas to achieve orgasm. But what exactly counts as having multiple orgasms?