20 factors that determine a woman's orgasm(1/2)

In sexual life, every woman desires to have a perfect orgasm experience. But for various reasons, this desire for sexual climax has become a luxury. 14 mysterious factors determine a woman's orgasm, men and women must know.

1. Women's inner abilities

We believe that certain individual differences in human sexual behavior may also stem from physiological abilities generated by biological structures related to sexual responses, which vary greatly between individuals. This involves the state of the central nervous system and other related systems. The different states of these systems can form distinct individual responses, sometimes with significant differences.

2. The relationship between orgasm and female age

Although the incidence and frequency of sexual intercourse within marriage and female orgasm both reach their peak in the early stages of marriage and continue to decline after prolonged marriage. However, at the youngest age, the percentage of orgasms reached by women in the total number of sexual encounters is precisely the lowest, and as they age, this percentage continues to increase.

3. The relationship between orgasm and education level

The cumulative incidence and frequency of sexual intercourse within marriage are basically the same among women with different levels of education. But we also found that if we examine the number of women who have reached orgasm during a 5-year period, there are significantly more educated women in any 5-year period.

4. The effect of parental occupational level on orgasm

In the first year of marriage, more than 90% of people reach orgasm during sexual intercourse, which is less common among women from lower class families and more common among women from upper class white-collar families. But this gap is not significant: 34% of people come from families of manual laborers, and 40% come from upper class white-collar workers. However, this gap still exists until the 15th year of marriage, as we found when examining the situation of women with different levels of education.

5. Intergenerational differences in orgasms

If we examine the proportion of people who reached a peak during this period over a period of 5 years, then the proportion has been continuously increasing over the past 40 years. In the past 40 years, the percentage of orgasms reached in the total number of sexual encounters has also continued to rise, which may have greater social significance. Among women born before 1900, 33% had never reached orgasm within the first year of marriage, while among women born after 1909, such individuals accounted for only 22% or 23%. At least 15 years after marriage, this gap still exists.

6. The relationship between orgasm and the onset of spring season sooner or later

The early and late onset of puberty has little effect on the incidence and frequency of extramarital sexual intercourse in women. Even with the proportion of orgasms reached in the total number of sexual encounters, there is no necessary correlation. The only possible exception is women who start puberty after the age of 15. Compared to other women, there are slightly more of them who have never reached orgasm, and slightly fewer who have reached orgasm in over 90% of sexual intercourse.

7. The influence of religious belief on orgasm

The impact in this regard is also not significant. Regardless of the incidence and frequency of orgasm, or the proportion of orgasms reached in the total number of sexual encounters, there is no significant difference between the most devout female believers, general female believers, and the most passive female believers. Only the most devout female Catholics are more restrained in the first year of marriage. There are significantly more people who cannot reach orgasm at all, while over 90% of people who reach orgasm are significantly fewer.

8. The effect of age at marriage on orgasm

There are certain connections in this regard. Women who get married before the age of 20 have the lowest frequency of orgasms. Among such individuals, 34% have never reached orgasm in the first year of marriage. Among women aged 21-30 who get married, such people only account for 22%. Only 17% of women who get married after the age of 30. Until 10 and 15 years after marriage, this difference still exists.

9. The relationship between the length of marriage and orgasm

Within the first month of marriage, 49% of wives have already reached orgasm during sexual intercourse. This proportion is increasing day by day, reaching at least 67% by 6 months after marriage; By the end of the first year of marriage, it had reached 75%. The ability to reach orgasm means that women must learn through experience and completely free themselves from the constraints of sexual activity and response that have always constrained them.
In just the first year of marriage, three-quarters of women achieve this. But after the first year, this growth rate slowed down. However, this proportion continued to rise until 15 years or even longer after marriage.

10. The effect of sexual intercourse techniques on orgasm

From the oldest works of love literature to today's marriage guidance booklets, there has always been great interest in describing the anatomical basis and various techniques of sexual stimulation and response. For thousands of years, people have widely accepted the idea that whether a sexual relationship is happy or not depends mainly on the techniques and art used by the man when physically stimulating the woman.