Many people have enjoyed the pleasure of orgasm, but little known about the difference between male and female orgasms. A recent article in Australian fashion magazine pointed out that women have an “advantage” over men when it comes to orgasm.
This is because there is generally only one male orgasm, which is manifested by ejaculation, and the time is only 3-10 seconds. Women’s orgasms are more abundant, and scientists have summed up seven types.
1. Nipple orgasm:
Not all women can achieve orgasm by stimulating their nipples, but some people can experience extreme pleasure when the other side nibs and caresses their breasts.
2.clitoral orgasm:
Refers to the simple stimulation of the clitoris to achieve orgasm, with fingers, tongue or sexual tools can be. This orgasm comes quickly and can be reached multiple times.
3. G-spot orgasm:
There is a highly sensitive area 2-3 cm from the vaginal opening on the front wall of the vagina. This area is easily stimulated by pressure to produce orgasm, which is also known as the G-spot.
4. Vaginal orgasm:
It is an orgasm caused by the stimulation of the vagina and uterus through the movement of the penis. For most women, vaginal intercourse is not only physically pleasurable, but also emotionally satisfying.
5. Anal orgasm:
Some women have an orgasm during anal sex, and feel strongly. Some say it feels unique.
6. Multiple orgasms:
As the name suggests, it means that after one orgasm is reached, another one is obtained immediately. Since women have no refractory period, multiple orgasms are not difficult to feel.
7. Sustained orgasm:
 It means that after a woman reaches orgasm, the pleasure does not subside immediately, but lasts for a period of time.