Unable to reach an orgasm during sex? Your high heels could be to blame!

By: Editorial Team | | Updated: October 8, 2013 4:50 pm

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Wearing high heels can negatively affect a woman’s orgasm, a study has revealed. Dr Eden Fromberg and Naomi Wolf’s recent book, Vagina: A New Biography has revealed that women can get pregnant five to eight days after having sex and even sitting in chairs can arouse women, but sitting for a long span on time can also dampen their orgasms, Time Magazine reported. The book also suggests that orgasms can make women more creative and being well hydrated enhances orgasms. Also Read - 7 reasons why the #BeefBan is good

Other shocking facts about sex revealed that birth control pills dampen the libido and nerve endings are distributed differently in every woman’s vagina.The research also broke the common myth that all women can’t achieve orgasms, and revealed that women have the innate machinery programmed to have orgasms but not everybody learns how to use that machinery well.

We all have heard about the half-baked truths on female orgasm. Most men and many women are still confused about how to achieve it. From ancient times, many things about female sexuality have been misunderstood and many a expert have tried to gauge a woman’s sexual response to try to demystify it. So, what exactly is the truth and what isn’t? Here are the top five myths about the female orgasm busted.

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Give your woman an orgasm she won’t forget

What works for one woman doesn’t work for the other. What works once for a woman may not work the second time around. Well, the biggest secret is that the one organ that ought to be stimulated in a woman is her mind. Play games with her, tantalize her, surprise her and you’ll have her asking you for more! Here are a few tips that should help you give your woman an orgasm she won’t forget.

Does the G spot really exist?

Is the G-Spot the fabled female erogenous stimulating which is supposed to send women into orgasmic oblivion really just a myth? Yes, says a team from King’s College London, who recently published a study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine after studying the sexual functioning of 1,800 women. According to Professor Tim Spector, a co-author of the study, thicker tissue in the G-Spot area may simply be part of the clitoris and is not a separate erogenous zone as it often labelled. Sexologists and other researchers disagree with the study’s findings and argue that even though the study had the largest sample size compared to previous ones, the study’s design- using self-reports from identical and fraternal twins- lacks validity and thus cannot be generalized. Read on to find out more

Clitoris things you really ought to know about this powerful organ

A lot of women have trouble orgasming through regular vaginal intercourse and what works for them is clitoral stimulation. But what exactly is the clitoris? The clitoris is a small, very sensitive organ located at the top of the genital cleft where the inner labia meet, surrounded by the vulva. It’s really quite easy to spot because while the vulva is soft and spongy, it is harder. In some ways, it’s analogous to the male penis when a woman gets aroused, it fills up with blood and expands (not as much as a penis obviously). It is also the only known organ that’s just there for sexual pleasure! Here are some things every man and woman should know about the organ that a dialogue from The Vagina Monologues considered ‘a semi-automatic’. Read on for the whole story.

Female masturbation you don’t need a man to please you

And of course if you don’t have a there’s no need to fret because there’s the age-old technique of reaching orgasm through a practice called masturbation! In this post, Dr Margaret Redelman, doctor and medical sex therapist busts some common myths about female masturbation and assures women that masturbations is not a solely male activity!

Published : October 8, 2013 4:47 pm | Updated:October 8, 2013 4:50 pm

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