Decoding women's orgasms: nine truths and lies (adult novel about sex)

1. Is it true or false? "Every woman has the ability to orgasm" Answer: Correct Dr. Barry Komisaruk, one of the authors of "The Science of Orgasm," said: Except in very rare and special circumstances, everyone has the potential to orgasm. If you think you've never had one, it's probably because you haven't noticed it. Excessive stress, trauma from past experiences, or resistance can all be the culprits that cause you to feel underperformed. But don't give up hope. Dr. Komisaruk believes that if you find it difficult to orgasm, it is best to talk to a sexual psychologist who can accurately identify your problem and then introduce effective solutions to you.
2. Is it true or false? "Only by finding the G-spot can you achieve orgasm" Answer: There is no definitive answer yet. This is a very delicate question. Some studies suggest that stimulating the G-spot, a small area located at the front of the vagina, can quickly lead to a full-body orgasm. However, some experts believe that the G-spot is not as magical as imagined. Dr. Beverly Whipper, another author of "The Science of Orgasm," said: Some women do like the feeling of stimulating the G-spot and achieve orgasm quickly; but some women feel very uncomfortable and have a strong urge to urinate when their G-spot is touched for the first time, and they don't like these feelings very much. Once they have this feeling of disgust, they will be quite resistant to G-spot stimulation. Therefore, whether G-spot stimulation can achieve orgasm depends on the woman's own feelings.
3. Is it true or false? “Doing Kegel exercises regularly will give you more intense orgasms” Answer: True