With our help and hers of course you can get your girl to orgasm in a mere 15 minutes. Don't believe that it can be done? Well, research published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that the average time it takes women to orgasm was But why rush? Just because you can get your girl to orgasm in less time than Jose Mourinho's average lifespan at a football club, doesn't necessarily mean you should, right? Wrong, another study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine , which asked sex therapists how long sex should last, found that while sex that lasted between ten and 30 minutes was 'too long', the ideal sexual duration was between 7 to 13 minutes, so by our reckoning that still leaves you with 2 minutes to come once your lady has been pleasured. The first three minutes of your 15 should be spent kissing your partner. Studies by Lafayette College in the US found that kissing reduces levels of the stress hormone cortisol, quickening the time it takes to turn you both on.
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The reason for the female orgasm has long eluded scientists. Men need them for reproduction; women don't. So why do female orgasms exist? Scientists studying this issue are divided, said David Puts, a biological anthropologist at Penn State University.
An explosive orgasm isn't necessary for a pleasurable sexual experience. Fortunately, there are specific tips and tricks you can keep in mind to help your partners with vulvas achieve that big O. This step-by-step guide will teach you exactly how to make a girl with a vulva orgasm:. It'd be nice to have one go-to method to make every girl you ever sleep with have an orgasm, but the truth is, no two women are exactly alike in terms of how they want to be touched. Intimacy is built on learning your partner's turn-ons and their preferred methods of stimulation," sexologist and certified sex coach Gigi Engle tells mbg.
