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Do Tell: How Often Do You Expect to Orgasm?
A poster on Group Therapy says sexism lives on in the bedroom, calling it a double standard for men to expect to orgasm every time while assuming women won't. She manages to have an orgasm each time on her own, but her boyfriend gets tired and gives up when it's his turn to please her.
Is every time a lot to ask, or should it be the norm?
Hump Day: Where's My G-Spot?
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm?
Hump Day: I'm Self-Conscious About Receiving Oral Sex
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm?
Would You Show Your O-Face For an Alt-Porn Website?
Years ago, I was approached by a filmmaker who asked if I wanted to participate in a documentary he was doing about (get ready for it!) what people's faces look like when they're having an orgasm. "You can either be alone while I film you," he told me as I looked increasingly wary, "or you can bring your girlfriend or boyfriend in to 'help' you. It will just be me and the camera."
The Slow-Sex Movement: An Introduction
You may have heard of the slow-food movement that started in Italy to counteract the rise of fast food, promote locally grown produce, and encourage meals made and eaten with care. A similar movement is taking hold in the sexual arena: the slow-sex movement. It borrows ideas from many Eastern practices like Tantra and Buddhist mindfulness but with a modern twist.
Hump Day: How Do I Know If My Orgasm Is . . . Right?
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's new sex advice column! Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm?
Sex-Ed Pamphlets: An Orgasm a Day Keeps Doctor Away
Sex ed in the UK isn't all about STDs and birth control. A leaflet being handed out in schools by Britain's National Health Service hopes to educate students on the pleasures of sex.
With the slogan "an orgasm a day keeps the doctor away," the material reads: Health promotion experts advocate five portions of fruit and veg a day and 30 minutes physical activity three times a week.
Losing Your Orgasm Virginity
Thanks to the new book Thanks For Coming: One Young Woman's Quest For An Orgasm, the topic of the elusive female orgasm is back in the news. Maura Altman, the author of the book, lost her virginity at 17, but didn't lose her orgasm virginity until 26, when she finally decided to buy a vibrator.
The 377-page overshare inspired a lady writer over at the Daily Beast to one-up Maura by sharing that she didn't have her first orgasm until the age of 30 — so, ha!
Dear Poll: Are You Able to Have Multiple Orgasms?
Let's face it, reaching the big O isn't easy for everyone, which is why it's so unfair that many women have been known to have more than one during a single sexual escapade! Something tells me it's not all that common though, so let's vote — are you able to have multiple orgasms?
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Dear Poll: Are You Able to Have Multiple Orgasms?
During an Orgasm, a Woman's Body . . .
We have sex to feel connected to our partners and to express our love, but for most of us, the main reason we're getting it on is for the amazing rush of pleasure we feel once we reach orgasm. It's an indescribable feeling of bliss, but have you ever wondered what happens to your body physically when you climax? If so, then keep reading.
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