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The following content is not suitable for children. George, women have less orgasms than men.

It's not fair. Uh-oh. I think we're going to talk about the orgasm gap. We are. We are.

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Lori, there's some disturbing stats.

We check it out this article by Alice Broster, you know, about the orgasm gap. And wow, there's some disturbing numbers here.

So let's get into some of them.

Yeah.

So what are they saying?

Well, the Dorex study found that a little over 20% of women do not orgasm at all compared to less than 2% of men.

And during intercourse, we've talked about this, this stat blew my brain, that 80% of women are not orgasm during intercourse, right?

Most of their orgasms are going to come from clitoral stimulation, and yet, you know, the majority of men are orgasm during intercourse.

Right. So it makes sense that men want to drive toward sexual intercourse,

because that's how they climax, right? But women are not. So what do you think

causes the orgasm gap? Well, I think there's a lot of reasons, but there's something built into a lack of

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