Penis insertion should occur when the wife is sexually aroused.

Many couples experience a period of sexual intimacy after marriage where the husband consistently experiences orgasm while the wife never does. This leads some husbands (and wives) to believe that women cannot experience orgasm. Therefore, when the wife does orgasm, neither the husband nor wife recognizes it. This is truly a case of "not seeing the true face of Mount Lu because one is in the mountain itself." In reality, from a physiological and psychological perspective, women, like men, can experience orgasm.
On the surface of the human body, there are areas that are easily stimulated and aroused sexually, called erogenous zones (also known as erogenous zones). For women, the erogenous zones are centered on the vulva, including the clitoris, mons pubis, and inner thighs; next are the nipples; and areas centered on the lips and tongue, including the eyelids, cheeks, ears, neck, armpits, waist, and buttocks. If the husband appropriately stimulates these areas, it will arouse the wife's sexual arousal. Because everyone's sensitivity is different, the time required to induce sexual arousal varies. It can be as short as a few minutes; as long as half an hour, but generally it takes about 10 minutes.
When a wife becomes sexually aroused, the vestibular glands on both labia majora secrete a large amount of fluid to lubricate the vaginal opening; the vagina becomes engorged with blood, changing color from pink to deep purple; the clitoris thickens and lengthens; the labia majora and minora become engorged and swollen, and the labia majora separate; the uterus becomes sensitive and its position slightly changes; the nipples become erect, the entire breast enlarges, and even the internal mammary glands and ducts swell; the whole body's muscles contract, the heart rate increases, and blood pressure rises slightly. At this time, if the penis enters the vagina, sexual arousal can be maintained at a stable high level, leading to a sustained orgasm.
When a wife is in a sustained orgasm, the lower third of the vagina becomes significantly engorged with blood, causing the vagina to tighten and narrow. This creates a tight grip on the penis, resulting in pleasure during thrusting. As the penis penetrates deeper, this pleasure intensifies, the vagina lengthens further, and the clitoris is pulled and retracted, pressing against the pubic symphysis. The uterus also rises, creating a larger space at the junction of the uterus and vagina to hold the husband's semen. At this time, the secretion of lubricating fluid from the vestibular glands decreases, reducing vaginal lubrication, especially noticeable during prolonged orgasms. The breasts enlarge by 20%–25% of their original size, and then the orgasm begins.
During orgasm, the vagina and uterus experience rhythmic, pleasurable spasms, and even the pelvic muscles and anal sphincter may involuntarily twitch. Twitching of the laryngeal muscles increases the amplitude of breathing; as air enters and exits the laryngeal muscles, it vibrates the vocal cords, producing a groaning sound. Some people experience tension and discomfort from these laryngeal muscle spasms and involuntarily groan to alleviate the discomfort. In any case, groaning is one of the signs of orgasm.
A sexual climax is a systemic response, with a significant increase in respiration, heart rate, and blood pressure. Sometimes, the respiratory rate can exceed 40 breaths per minute, the heart rate can reach 180 beats per minute, and blood pressure can rise by 3–5 kPa (20–40 mmHg) during both systole and diastole. After the climax, the process enters the resolution phase.
During the resolution phase, libido gradually subsides. Breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure quickly return to normal, congestion in the sexual organs gradually subsides, the clitoris returns to its original position, the vagina relaxes, the uterus returns to its original position, the cervix opens to facilitate sperm movement into the uterine cavity, and the labia majora and minora relax. The entire resolution process takes about 10 minutes.
Sexual intercourse is not only a physiological process but also a psychological one, encompassing the emotions between husband and wife. Without this foundation, sexual response will be weak, orgasm will not occur, and a fulfilling sex life will be impossible. Therefore, couples should care for and respect each other, maintaining a good marital relationship. Furthermore, they should learn and master relevant scientific knowledge about sex so that they can adapt and cooperate with each other, thus maintaining a pleasant, fulfilling, and harmonious sex life.

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