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🗓️ 17 October 2024
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0:00.0 | For women, our arousal period actually takes about 30 to 45 minutes for optimal pleasure and orgasm. |
0:09.0 | And that's because men and women have the same tissues, genital tissues, but because men's are more |
0:17.1 | externally located and women's are more internally located, it does cause an effect of difference in arousal cycles. |
0:26.0 | So if women, if we're going into sex and we're going straight into penetration or we're going |
0:31.2 | straight to the touch the genitals, the |
0:33.8 | Volva is not ready for that yet. |
0:36.1 | Why aren't women having enough orgasms? |
0:40.1 | Oh God, that is such a loaded question in such a good and terrible way. |
0:45.0 | So I get a lot of women who come to work with me in my in my private practice |
0:52.0 | and in my online courses telling me that they struggle with |
0:56.5 | orgasm that they have either have never experienced an orgasm before or |
1:00.8 | they experience it but rarely or they experience it with their own self-pleasure but they can't |
1:05.5 | experience it with their partner. So there are so many layers that we have to |
1:08.8 | deconstruct around sex and around the way that our bodies work because in our culture we have been given a male |
1:17.0 | oriented idea of what sex is meaning that the stages of arousal are very linear. So for men the way that their bodies |
1:26.1 | operate is from arousal to plateau to orgasm to rest period. |
1:33.0 | Women, our cycles of arousal is actually more circular and there's a little squiggly |
1:39.0 | lines that go out there because we're a lot more sensitive to contacts and factors of context. |
1:45.0 | So it's teaching, it's having to reconstruct or redefine what sex is and how sex works, for women, our arousal period actually takes |
1:57.9 | about 30 to 45 minutes for optimal pleasure and orgasm. |
2:03.2 | And that's because men and women have the same tissues, genital tissues, but because men's |
2:10.6 | are more externally located and women's are more externally located, it does cause an effect of difference |
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