Four kinky sex techniques that women should try to help them orgasm faster
Trying to boost your sex life? A new study from the Indiana University School of Medicine and OMGYES has discovered four techniques women use to increase pleasure
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How women enhance their sexual pleasure
Science ventures into the bedroom in the name of female health.
Results from the “OMGYES Pleasure Report” are published in the journal
PLOS ONE. The survey, which was completed by women aged 18–93, was developed following pilot research that identified the four distinct methods.
Ways women experience more pleasure from vaginal penetration. Credit: OMGYES.com, from Hensel DJ, von Hippel CD, Lapage CC, Perkins RH (2021)
To “orgasm more or make vaginal penetration more pleasurable”, 70% of women have used pairing, defined as “when a woman herself (Solo Pairing) or her partner (Partner Pairing) reaches down to stimulate her clitoris with a finger or sex toy at the same time as her vagina is being penetrated”.
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Nothing makes it harder to ask for what you want than lacking the specific language to describe it. By asking thousands of women to describe what increases their pleasure during sex, and creating words for the more common answers, a team of scientists hopes to create a vocabulary of pleasure that others might recognize and apply.
Dr Devon Hensel of the University of Indiana led pilot studies of English-speaking women worldwide, asking them to describe things that gave them more pleasure during sex.
Having identified several techniques commonly used to increase sexual pleasure during vaginal penetration – whether with a penis, sex toy, or finger – Hensel gave them names. She has now conducted a 90-question survey of more than 3,000 American women aged 18 to 93 asking if they had tried and enjoyed each of them.