Just a quick note, this week's episode is definitely P-Due 13.

You know, I do wonder sometimes I think that I maybe have had them in in dreams.

What happens in dreams?

It's such a hard thing to talk about, right?

Because it's like, how do you describe it?

It's just that feeling of like a rush and a flash and a real intense pleasure that feels like it has an end and a craft.

There's a certain kind of pleasure that Catherine's mife has never felt before.

I had always sort of enjoyed sex and really liked sex, but I had never had an orgasm.

What happens is that either the pleasure kind of really builds and builds and then

platos and dissipates without any kind of real climactic moment,

or it becomes a very painful sensation where I can't keep going because it hurts.

It's just not the rapture release that, you know, I imagine is what it must be like.

Somewhere around 5 to 10 percent of women say they've never reached climax.

It's considered a dysfunction called an orgasmia when it causes distress.

It's been linked to physical and psychological issues.

And overall, straight women, like Catherine, say they reach climax during sex less often than others.

I would talk to friends about it in the same boat.

One friend who's like, is there a chance that we actually have and we just don't realize it?

Maybe orgasms aren't that great.

I just don't think that could be it.

At first, I didn't really feel to her like a problem.

At my early 20s, men didn't really seem to care or notice.

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