Female Orgasm

The female orgasm lasts a few seconds then it's followed by a feeling of relaxation. Continued stimulation may also occur resulting in more orgasms. Unlike men, some women are able to do this without the need to rest for a short period of time.Very few women have an orgasms as a result of the penetration of the vagina. For a woman she can have an orgasms from the stimulation of the clitoris, which is very sensitive to touch, or she can have an orgasm if her G-Spot is hit the correct way.

Here are some indicators of experiencing an orgasms:
rising feeling of intense pleasure, increase in blood pressure and pulse rate, breathing quickens,
increase in vaginal lubrication, clitoris becomes erect and exposed, breasts become enlarged, nipples become erect, skin flushes, particularly the face and chest; pelvic muscle spasms, causing vaginal contractions and orgasmic sensations.

Not all women experience an orgasm. When a woman does not experience an orgasm this is called Anorgasmia, 10% of women experience this. Anorgasmia may either be primary which the woman has never been able to reach an orgasm by any means or secondary which an orgasm was experienced at some point in the past. It may also be global which the orgasm is not experienced by any means or situational which the orgasm may be experienced in certain sexual situations but not others; for example, with manual stimulation but not with intercourse.