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If you're stuck in a relationship quandary, or if you're looking for sexual harmony,

well, there's nothing you can't ask on the Savage Lovecast.

Mm-hmm, hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. You ever get a song stuck in your head and you can't get it out?

It just plays and plays. Don't go nuke in hurricanes, baby. Yeah, I'm having that problem right now. Anyway, I don't want to talk about

him. I think I can safely speak for all of you, all of me, and all of everyone at the G7 when I say

there's only so much of him I can take. So let's talk about the orgasm gap instead. The orgasm

gap, something he's doubtless contributed to,

but has not yet attempted to claim credit for. Anyway, while 95% of straight men report

climaxing during their last sexual encounter, only 65% of straight women can say the same about

their last sexual encounter. And since straight men and straight women are having

their sexual encounters with each other, there's a gap, a 30-point orgasm gap. And yeah,

guys, that's not good. Now, sex doesn't always have to end with an orgasm to be fulfilling

or meaningful or intimate or hot. I've had some amazing sex without getting off.

But I'm guessing most, if not all of the 5% of straight men who didn't climax during their last sexual encounters were disappointed.

And the same can probably be said for most, if not all, of the 35% of straight women who didn't climax during their last sexual encounters.

And since straight men and straight women are likely to have their sexual encounters with

the same partners over and over again, since straight people are likely or to be monogamous,

a lot of women are permanently stuck in that 35%.

So what can we do to close the orgasm gap?

Well, women could give up on men. There's a much smaller, quote unquote, orgasm gap in same-sex relationships. Lesbian and bi-women with same-sex

partners report getting off 86% of the time with the lesbian and by women that they're with, also

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