Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Why Women Orgasm Less in Relationships Explained #SexualHealth #WomensHealth #Shorts #MenopauseSex

19 May 2024 · 1 min

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Short transcript from a YouTube video discussing the ‘orgasm gap’ in heterosexual relationships: the speaker notes that men in heterosexual relationships report orgasming far more frequently (speaker cites ~99%) than women (~67%), and suggests penile-vaginal intercourse alone often does not lead to orgasm for many women. The clip highlights gendered prioritization of men’s pleasure.

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Oftentimes, even in the society that we live in, the men's pleasure tends to be what predominates. For example, we have something called the some gap, which is the fact that men in a heterosexual relationship tend to ASM like, I think it's like 99% of the time, whereas women only, as, I mean, 67% of the time or something like that. I mean, those numbers may be a little bit off, but the point is, is that women in a heterosexual relationship don't always orgasm with simply penis intercourse. But men, on the other hand, usually, and so that's what's considered the gap.