Orgasms

The little blue pill that's reinvigorated the sex lives of millions of men might do the same for women who are feeling blue.

Sildenafil – marketed as Viagra – helps women on antidepressants achieve an orgasm, according to a study funded by the drug's manufacturer, Pfizer.

A previous study found that Viagra boosts clitoral blood flow, but not sexual satisfaction. But anecdotal evidence and a small study hinted that the drug could better the sex lives of women on antidepressants.

I have had sex many times. I've let boys finger me and lick my vagina. My problem is that I've never reached orgasm does that mean I can't?

Two out of three women never reach a vaginal orgasm, even if they're able to regularly orgasm through clitoral stimulation. Some are willing to try anything to reach that high, and there are doctors out there who are offering a new procedure.

G-Spot Amplified

An injection of hyaluronic acid into the G-spot, administered via the vaginal passage.

Hyaluronic acid is normally used to fill out facial wrinkles. It has a "ballooning" effect because it attracts water, so it enlarges the G-spot.

There’s no reason to play hide and seek with this erogenous zone!

Clinically, the "G-Spot" is described as an area of spongy tissue just above the "roof" of a woman's vagina. Not a lot of excitement there.

BUT…did you know that many women find this area more sensitive to stimulation than other parts of the vagina. Makes the search for the elusive G-Spot a bit more interesting…and rewarding…don’t you think?

Here’s what you need to know:

BE A BOY SCOUT!

The process of learning to have multiple orgasms for men is partly a matter of unlearning beliefs about male orgasms and male sexual response. Because sexual response and orgasm tend to come easily for men, they rarely explore other options (if it ain’t broke don’t fix it). But there are plenty of reasons to check out what’s under the hood, even if the engine is just fine. The key is to understand that orgasm and ejaculation are two separate experiences for men.

We are trained to believe that the point of having sex is to have an orgasm. The orgasm is often the first question that gets asked when someone relates a sexual experience to a friend. In reality, good sex is good because both people have a great time, not because both are totally physically spent by amazing orgasms. Having a mind-blowing orgasm can be great, but they do not define fabulous sex. If any one misses out on the orgasm it is usually the woman, which is bad news if the man makes a habit out of it, but not essential for a good session. Women do not enjoy fake orgasms.

The rise of the sexual revolution perpetuated the belief that sex is all about the satisfaction of women after so many years of the opposite. But just because women can have more than one orgasm doesn’t mean they want more than one. One is usually fine; two may be great, but any more than that could push the boundaries of wear and tear, and boredom as well. Unless the woman wants it and asks for more, after one or two, she probably feels kind of like men do after they finish: tired.

Ladies! This One’s For You

Do you know how to have sex? Does your partner? Even if what you’re doing together is good…we think you’d like to know a way to make things better. Well, here’s one suggestion: Get to know your erogenous zones and then introduce them to your partner.

Women take longer to have an orgasm then men do. This has been an established fact. There are some women that are easily orgasmic, but as a general rule you will have your orgasm long before she does.

That is unless you plan it.

The key to a quick orgasm is knowing a woman. Finding out what makes her tick. Every woman is unique and all are turned on my different things. Do not miss this point.

Most women like kissing, but all like kissing in a different way. So learn what she likes and you will bring to her to a screaming orgasm every time.