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An orgasm is an intensely pleasurable physical response when your body releases the built-up sexual stimulation. While there is no rulebook (or sex guide) that can describe signs of orgasm, everyone’s body has its own tell-tale signs that imply whether you are actually climaxing or not.
It is a different experience for every woman, and here are a few pointers that will help you know when you are achieving your big-O.
Whenever you think you are close to having an orgasm, feel how your body is responding to it. Every woman’s body has some involuntary responses at this time and some general signals include contractions in your vagina, pelvic lifting or thrusting, increased heartbeat, twitching of muscles, curling of the toes or fingers, and moaning.
Most people assume that having an orgasm is an out-of-the-world experience and leaves one with an amazing feel. But this is not the case with everyone, ladies! For some, climaxing can be painful or an uncomfortable process. It can also trigger emotional releases or a sense of euphoria. What is most important to know is all orgasms are mind-boggling.
No one can master the skill of masturbating in one day. The more you keep on doing it, the better you will understand what strokes and moves work the best for you. Ergo, you will eventually figure out what your body needs and when you are making it to the goalpost!
Unlike men, women can orgasm multiple times in a single session. In fact, according to a research, women can climax up to 20 times in a row. Whoa!
So in case, you are looking for a feeling of “completion” after climaxing once or a few times, it may prove to be a bummer. Wondering why? It’s because your body has the potential to orgasm again in next few minutes. Enjoy the ride as per your mood and demands, ladies!
This entire procedure is a fun exploration and including some toys in it will only make it better. Shop for the toys that float your boat, and it will take pleasure level spiraling upwards.
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How can you tell if you’ve had an orgasm?
Orgasm is the peak of sexual arousal when all the muscles that were tightened during sexual arousal relax, causing a very pleasurable feeling that may involve the whole body.
During orgasm, painkilling chemicals called endorphins are released into the bloodstream, causing intense pleasure and relaxation. You may feel flushed or warm, and you experience rapid muscle spasms all over your body, but mainly concentrated in the genital and anal areas.
A guy’s orgasm is usually accompanied by the release of ejaculatory fluid, and about 10 percent of women also ejaculate during an orgasm. Women’s experience with orgasm is more varied than men’s, and not all women experience orgasm in the same way.
Many women and men derive great pleasure from sex, whether or not they have orgasms.

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How do you know when you've reached orgasm?
Everyone experiences an orgasm in their own way, time, and to a varying degree. Some people report soaking the sheets and screaming to wake the neighbors, while others may experience a more subdued response. An orgasm is a reflex, usually accompanied by pleasurable feelings, that occurs when the body experiences sexual stimulation. Orgasm reverses the bodily processes of increased blood flow into the genitals and muscular tension that occur during sexual arousal, suddenly releasing built-up tension and allowing the body to return to its un-aroused state.
Men and women have different anatomy and accordingly, orgasm in different ways. For both sexes, orgasm is a full body response. For men, rhythmic contractions occur along the penis, urethra, prostate gland, seminal vesicles, pelvic muscles, and anus, and are usually accompanied by ejaculation. For women, contractions occur in the lower part of the vagina, in the uterus, and in the anus.
However, where the contractions occur and what sensations you experience are two different things. Each person can have different sensations each time an orgasm occurs — for example, changes in breathing, a feeling of warmth, sweating, body vibrations, altered consciousness, or need/desire to moan or cry out are common experiences. Both sexes have erogenous zones, or areas of the body that are particularly responsive to sexual stimulation. Stimulating these zones may help you achieve arousal and orgasm. Common erogenous zones include the neck, the lips, earlobes, nipples, and many others. Any place on your body that causes you to have a sexual response qualifies as an erogenous zone.
Perhaps some descriptions of arousal and orgasm from others might be helpful:
For men, orgasm is generally, though not always, accompanied by ejaculation. Women may also ejaculate clear liquid during an orgasm. Some people do not know if they have had an orgasm. This may be because the sensations they feel seem too mild to be considered an orgasm. It's good to concentrate on and enjoy what you do feel. Both women and men can teach themselves to orgasm by touching their genitals in pleasurable ways until the intensity turns into sexual release. If at first you don't orgasm, try, try again, and again, and again!
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