Female_Orgasm

Female Orgasm Female Orgasm and the Question of Its Significance The orgasmic experience, shroud in an almost divine appreciation, is regarded as the peak of one’s potential for sensuous pleasure. Physiologically, orgasm is a series of rhythmic contractions of specific sexual “target organs” paralleling a release of built-up muscle tension and genital vasocongestion, swelling due to increased blood flow (Masters & Johnson, 1966; Matlin, 2000). Orgasm is generally perceived as the peak of sexual experience, and the significance of female orgasm has been an opposing position taken up by researchers. This idea springs from the fundamental observation that while male orgasm is essential for conception to take place, female orgasm is not, but it is being said that it can help. I hope to learn what factors, if any, female orgasm contributes to reproduction or if it’s merely just for pleasure. I will first explain the female orgasm and what takes place. Upon sexual arousal, a woman's heart beats faster and she starts breathing more quickly. Various muscles throughout her body tighten, breasts enlarge, and nipples tend to stand erect. The visible part of the clitoris also swells. Secretions begin inside and at the opening of the vagina. The labia flatten out orgasm, female, contractions, women, sex, vagina, sexual, orgasms, orgasmic, first, woman, throughout, sperm, purpose, place, pelvic, masters, johnson, experiment, experience, body, vaginal, strong, position, multiple, experienced, during, blood, been, vasocongestion, third, since, significance, series, release