Well, we all know that only 30% of women actually have orgasms during intercourse.

And so what I think this whole conversation should be about is women specifically understanding

that the clitoris for a lot of women, if they have clitoral stimulation, they're more likely

to have an internal orgasm during sex or during anything else.

It can just help to knock out that clitoral orgasm and then the whole internal area, the

G-spot, if you believe in that kind of thing, becomes more encouraged and that's easier

to have orgasms.

You're listening to Sex with Emily.

I'm Dr. Emily and I'm here to help you prioritize your pleasure and liberate the conversation

around sex.

Despite their reputation as magical, mysterious events, orgasms are way more accessible

than most of us realize once we understand the science behind them and, okay, yeah, I admit

they're pretty magical.

As everyone's favorite muscles, the orgasm is a series of contractions from your pelvic

floor muscles, which all of us have and all of us can strengthen.

But what else sets you up for orgasmic success?

What if you can experience one alone, but not with a partner?

What if you can orgasm in your sleep, but not in a waking life?

And what if you want to experience different kinds of orgasm like anal or want multiples?

I say be greedy with your orgasm and listen to this best of episode where we answer all

those O questions and more.

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