Tag: Orgasm

Stress, the fear of losing control, being distracted, having a traumatic sexual experience previously, lack of self-confidence, a particular medication that you take, not being comfortable in your surrounding, and lack of trust in your partner could all be reasons behind your inability in achieving an orgasm. The mind and the body must be in sync for you to achieve an orgasm.

Having sex and having orgasms (through sex or self-stimulation) during pregnancy are both safe unless the doctor advises against it. Uterine contractions and intense orgasms are totally natural as are cramping and a change in shape or hardness of your belly after reaching climax. To be on the safer side, always consult with your doctor for safe suggestions and positions to try while having sex or while masturbating.

Sex should be a pleasurable experience for both (or all) parties involved. But in many cases, sex can become awkward, tense, and uncomfortable. In...

Every fertile woman on earth goes through that time every month when anger, irrationality, irritation, exhaustion, depression, and anxiety, all of them work together...

Exploring yourself will help you get to know what arouses you the most, thus, in turn, increasing your chances of reaching an orgasm. Taking your time with foreplay, allowing the tension to build up, and using some lube will give you that much needed push to the top. Since practice makes all the difference, make sure to masturbate and have sex with your partner as regularly as you can.

The female orgasm is not a myth, unlike what most people might like to believe. Popular belief dictates that the female orgasm is like...

When you near your 20s, don't fake anything in a relationship, including an orgasm. Masturbating can help you decide what you like in bed. Say no to unprotected sex or if you are not ready for it at all. Communication is key to a strong relationship; so, talk about everything including STIs. Accept and love your body and your partner will do the same.

From decreased sexual desire and lack of emotional connect to being unable to orgasm and having a baby cause your sex life to take the backseat – here are some common sex problems that sexperts often have to help with. Noting this down will bring you one step closer to solving most sexual problems of your own, or help someone else who may be in dire need of some advice.

Sex education is a very important subject that schools are very reluctant to explore. Unfortunately, children are missing out on important life skills because...

Most of us discover the act of self-pleasure during adolescence. It becomes a very natural part of our growing up and sexual discovery. However many still look down upon female masturbation. Common myths include, it's just for single women and pretty much unnecessary for women in general. Masturbation is pleasurable way to beat stress, bond with your significant other while showing your body some love.

Hypothyroidism is associated with sexual disorders in men. Hypogonadism is when the sex glands cannot produce enough sex hormones, which may be another reason for the delay of a climax. Anxiety disorders and neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis may affect a man's sexual experience. Physical injuries that affect the spinal cord or pelvic organs may cause a delay in climaxing.

If you want to take your sex life from good to mind-blowing, look no further than the natural world. Certain herbs have been prized...

As a woman, an orgasm is likely to be an iffy topic that comes with a hoard of insecurities for you. You might be worried about not having orgasms while having penetrative sex, having one easily while going solo instead, whether you’re having orgasms in the first place, your inability to have multiple orgasms, and experiencing painful orgasms. Know that it’s okay to have these insecurities and that you’re definitely not alone.

Sex is something most human beings enjoy, and can be a really fun activity when done with mutual consent. Sex essentially is a human need,...

With so many myths about losing one's virginity doing the rounds, staying informed about sex and everything else that comes with it can be of great help, especially if it's your first time. Not only will this help alleviate some of your biggest unwarranted fears (especially about the pain and the bleeding), but can also help you relax so you can make the most of this moment.