The extremely brief duration of male and female orgasms differs.

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A sexual orgasm, lasting only a few seconds, involves muscle contractions in men. These contractions begin at the junction of the ureter and prostate, followed by wave-like contractions of the ureter and urethra, generating pressure and expelling semen, resulting in ejaculation. The initial 3-4 contractions are spaced approximately 0.8 seconds apart. Afterward, the intervals lengthen and the contractions weaken. A typical orgasm includes 3-5 muscle spasms, with more intense ones reaching 8-10.

In contrast, a woman's orgasm involves a sudden cessation of physical tension, followed by an indescribable pleasure that radiates from the clitoris to the lower abdomen. She may also experience a momentary dizziness and loss of awareness of her surroundings. Her sensations are primarily concentrated in the genital area, with a strong urge to "push downwards." Shortly after, a warm wave flows from the genitals throughout the body. Finally, the vaginal muscles contract involuntarily 3-12 times. These are the different sensations experienced during male and female orgasms.

However, in the brief few seconds before reaching orgasm, men and women behave very differently.

Before reaching orgasm, a man desires deep penetration, aiming to press against his partner's cervix and remain still for a period, savoring the intoxicating pleasure in this 'still' position. Then, he performs several slow but powerful thrusts, enjoying the sexual pleasure in a gentle, controlled motion. Following this, a powerful ejaculation occurs, signaling the man's orgasm.

How does a woman behave before orgasm? Just before reaching orgasm, she desires her husband to continue the previous caresses and intimacy, while simultaneously increasing the frequency and force of his thrusts, increasing friction, impact, and pressure on her vulva, which further stimulates her orgasm. In other words

, at the moment of orgasm, a woman desires her husband to thrust faster and harder. The contradiction lies here: at the moment of orgasm, a man wants to keep his penis pressed against the cervix and remain still, while a woman wants the man to thrust vigorously and continuously. At this crucial moment, one of them must make a 'sacrifice'. "

Some women, when nearing orgasm, will urgently urge their partners: 'Faster, faster, harder! I'm about to climax!' At this moment, the man often presses close to the woman's body, desperately pushing deeper, remaining still. Only after hearing the woman's urging does he launch a powerful thrust, and with his firm and forceful impact, both reach orgasm simultaneously.

We know that in marital sex, the man can generally reach orgasm every time, while the woman cannot always achieve her goal. Therefore, it's understandable to accommodate the woman a little.

Furthermore, although sex is a shared activity, men generally have better control over the rhythm and progress. Therefore, the man can achieve his own orgasm after the woman. In other words, the man can be slightly slower than the woman; this doesn't affect his pleasure, and the woman shouldn't mind.

If the man only focuses on his own enjoyment, thrusting relentlessly alone, the woman often struggles to reach orgasm, and the man may feel guilty for not satisfying her needs."

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