Post Date November, 16 2024
The female orgasm is mainly manifested by the rhythmic contraction of the lower third of the vaginal muscles, the uterus and the anal Sphincter. Generally, there are 3-5 contractions, and strong orgasms can have more than 10 rhythmic contractions. But what are the psychological manifestations of female orgasm? The first stage signal is an increase in sexual tension to the endpoint. Although intense exercise can continue, it has a feeling of momentary suspension or floating, like a wave of gradually increasing and expanding passion. This feeling only lasted for a moment, accompanied by or accompanied by an isolated impulse centered around the clitoris, radiating upwards into the pelvic area with a strong sense of consciousness. At the same time, a loss of overall sensory discrimination has also occurred. It is parallel to the process of orgasm and changes in intensity. Among their experimental subjects, some reported the phenomenon of liquid jetting during orgasm, but it was denied as it did not attract people's attention. The second stage starts from the pelvic cavity and spreads throughout the body, filled with warmth. At this point, women can strongly feel the extreme pleasure generated by the clitoris, a pulsating wave like a warm current, gradually spreading through the pelvis like a slight electric shock to the entire body. Sometimes the fingers and back will tremble in waves, passing by like lightning, and the thigh muscles will also have a similar reaction. This feeling only lasts for about 2 seconds and disappears. At this point, the woman still vaguely harbors a feeling of falling and opening her body, causing fluid to overflow. Some women compare the feeling of Orgasm to the slight pain in childbirth. In the third stage, we can be aware of involuntary bleeding that spreads from the pelvis to other parts of the body. It is characterized by genital contractions, palpitations, and tremors (pelvic convulsions), reaching a peak of pleasure. Women can feel a sudden realization, isolation (feeling completely disconnected from the outside world), or a temporary loss of consciousness, with an incredible excitement. Women who are prone to expressing sensory awareness often divide the final stage of the subjective process into two stages: the initial stage is the systolic phase, followed by the pulsation phase, and they can experience that these two senses exist independently. Pelvic fibrillation is often accompanied by the subjective feeling of tachycardia. Women are often called vaginal palpitations. From a social perspective, female orgasm has never reached the undisputed position of male ejaculation and is under long-term imprisonment. With the establishment of orgasmic physiology, women now have the opportunity to truly develop their own level of sexual response. The dissemination of this information will encourage men to contribute to this development and support effective sexual relationships in marriage.
