What does a female orgasm feel like?

Many sexual partners can achieve orgasm with good cooperation. But the feeling of a woman's orgasm is something that men can never experience. There are also many women who are particularly regretful that they have never experienced the feeling of orgasm in their entire lives. So what is it like for a woman to orgasm? Let's learn about it together.

A woman's orgasm begins with a feeling called "suspension", during which she seems to be suspended in mid-air, usually for 1-3 seconds. This "sense of suspension" is equivalent to the "feeling of inevitability" that men experience before orgasm (a man has this feeling when he cannot suppress ejaculation). As the clitoris is constantly and rhythmically stimulated, extremely sensitive nerves send impulses to the spinal cord, where they are immediately redirected back to the orgasm muscles in the pelvic area. The "suspension feeling" radiates from the clitoris and enters the pelvis. When this happens, the woman gradually forgets everything around her and doesn't even know where she is - just like a light bulb gradually dimming due to low power. Her nervous system devotes most of its impulses to initiating massive bursts of muscle contractions, which squeeze the accumulated blood out of the dilated blood vessels around the outer wall of the vagina.

Women's orgasms also vary from person to person, and their orgasmic reactions are not exactly the same. Everyone looks different and the climax of sexual life is definitely different. Some people twitch, scream, and contract, etc. These are all reactions to the climax.