FEMALE ORGASMS – WHAT HAPPENS AND HOW TO INTENSIFY THEM

Orgasms are one of our favorite parts about being women, and many of us wish they would happen more frequently. Only a small percentage of women can climax just from penetration, and at least 25 percent have trouble reaching orgasm at all.

Learning more about how your body works during an orgasm may help you achieve them more frequently and more intensely. We love this short blog article from Intimina that outlines what is happening in your body, from arousal to climax, along with pointers for transforming how you experience orgasm.

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