A Prague-based neuroscientist has proposed three types of female orgasms: the wave, with successive undulating contractions; the volcano, a sudden explosive release; and the avalanche, with high pelvic-floor tension that diminishes during climax. The presenter invites viewers to share which type they experience.
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clitoral, vaginal, or the G-spot. It would appear that those words and those orgasms are now passé since yesterday when a neuroscientist based in Prague, a man, came out with a new way of describing orgasms after studying a bunch of women and how they come. They've now been reclassified as the wave, which is the most common type and occurred when people expressed undulations or successive contractions of tension and release. The volcano, as the name would suggest, more explosive than the steady buildup of the wave, with lower pelvic floor tension, which can then suddenly tense and release at the point of orgasm. Sounds a bit like a clitoral orgasm to me, but I'm no expert with this. And then finally, we have the avalanche, the one with the higher pelvic floor tension, which then lowers during climax, but not apparently in an anticlimactic way. I don't really understand what that means, if I'm honest, but I am curious to know which one of these, if not all three, have you experienced? The wave, the volcano, or the avalanche? Let me know.
