How does a woman achieve orgasm? Does the G-spot really exist?

In sexual life, every woman desires to have a perfect orgasm experience, but not everyone can achieve this. Recently, the British magazine "New Scientist" unveiled the mystery of female orgasm, which may answer your questions.

1. The G-spot does exist

The G-spot is a small area in the vagina that can produce extremely intense orgasms when stimulated. An Italian study found that there are indeed differences in vaginal structure between women who have experienced G-spot orgasms and women who have not. They even trained some women with G-spots on how to achieve orgasm.

2. A woman’s brain goes blank during orgasm

Brain scan results show that many areas of the female brain cease activity during orgasm, but this is not obvious for men. This may be because the orgasm time is too short.

3. Many women do not have orgasm

A survey report in the "Journal of the American Medical Association" shows that about 43% of American women have obstacles in their sexual life and cannot experience orgasm.

4. Marriage age plays a role in orgasm

The women who had the lowest orgasm frequency were those who were married before the age of 20. Among such people, 34% never climaxed in the first year of marriage. Among women who get married between the ages of 21 and 30, only 22% are like this. Only 17% of women marry after the age of 30. This difference persisted until 10 and 15 years after marriage.

5. The number of orgasms is determined by genes

A woman's ability to orgasm depends largely on her genes, according to a genetic study. Many women have never experienced orgasm, even through masturbation. Apart from some external factors, genetic influence is the most obvious.

6. Women can have multiple orgasms

Research shows that after a woman has experienced an orgasm, it is easier to reach the next orgasm, and it will become easier and easier, just like finding a switch. Therefore, women can reach orgasm through masturbation.