Women and men, for that matter
have been searching for the secrets to having a better orgasm since sex was
invented. Books have been written about it, sex gurus have talked about better
sexual positions for orgasm, food and diets that are supposed to help, exercise
plans and even miracle drugs. While much of these tips are valid, it seems
people are in pursuit of this never ending quest to have the perfect, most
intense orgasm ever and if they don’t succeed they think there is something
wrong with them. The continually compare themselves to others, buy into the
media hype that tells them unless they do what the experts recommend, their sex
life is somehow not measuring up to what it is supposed to be. In reality, this
does more harm than good. It only creates insecurity and anxiety which in turn
make having an orgasm, any orgasm more difficult, much less a mind blowing,
earth shattering one.
The first step in having a better
orgasm is to give yourself permission to do what is necessary to have one.
Leave any sexual baggage at your door. This includes feelings of guilt and
shame about your body, sex and pleasure. This goes a long way on the road to
orgasm discovery.
One of the most important things
someone can do to have a better orgasm and more fulfilling sex life overall is
to know their own body and what gives them pleasure. Experimenting with what
kind of touch feels good and where, what kind of stimulation at what level is
needed to build arousal to the point of orgasm is crucial to having one. If
someone does not know what pleases them sexually, how can they communicate that
information to a sexual partner? Spend some time alone with your body and find
out all it’s mysteries of pleasure.
Orgasms use muscles. It is not
something we usually think of in the heat of the moment but the truth is,
during sexual arousal and orgasm, our bodies use muscles we may not even know
we had. Pelvic muscles contract during orgasm and if these muscles are not in
tip top shape it can influence how we experience intensity of orgasm. Do Kegel
exercises to strengthen these muscles and intensity of orgasm will improve.
Take a look in the medicine
cabinet. Medications are notorious for having sexual side effects including
difficulty with orgasm. A discussion with health care providers is in order if
there are medications being taken. Sometimes there is an alternative medication
that does not have the same side effects.
Breathe and go slow. Really
breathe during sex. Slow deep breaths and controlled breathing helps keep
oxygen flowing through the blood which helps orgasm and also helps someone be
aware of everything going on with their body. It helps people tune into sex
instead of tuning out. Breathing correctly can also help slow things down. Taking
your time during foreplay and letting arousal build up actually makes orgasm
better because by the time you finally let go it will feel like a much needed
explosion.
Take inventory of your vagina. I
don’t mean to count all the parts. But pay attention to what happens during
sexual arousal and if there are problems in that area. If a woman experiences
vaginal dryness or the elasticity of her vagina has decreased from childbirth
or aging, sex can be uncomfortable or even painful and this does not make for
an optimal orgasm situation. However, vaginal dryness and loss of elasticity
are actually two things that are more easily fixed than other issues associated
with sexuality and orgasm.
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