Who has the greater orgasm...Men or Women & Why?
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It depends on who your with and how horny you are at the time. but I would probably say it  is the woman. Wouldn't you????
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Who says men like sex more than women. Some women like it just as much as men even more.
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Visit the link listed below. usually an Orgasm is equated to the Peak or Sexual Release for either gender. There are 4 stages. the link below can give you more Information. GL
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Women and men? I can see how it might help some women I've known achieve orgasm more easily. One in particular had a hard time getting there because she couldn't relax enough; she couldn't breathe (Either that or I wasn't up to par...) We tried breathing exercises, which didn't really work. I wonder if staring at something, particularily something smooth and soothingly blue, might serve as a sort of meditative object, a way to focus attention and thus relax. To turn off the mind, so to speak. The mind can get in the way when you're trying to let yourself go orgasmically.\n\nAs for men, I don't know. Can men experience different levels of intensity in orgasm? I think I'll ask this question....
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i get a feeling of closeness with my man.  I want multiple orgasms!!!!!! I get them sometimes. Its like fireworks for me- VEERY EXPLOSIVE!!!!
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women have more sex drive.they can reach an orgasm six times in a minute.\nmen have to take a break and reach orgasm very fast
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for men the penis.women, the vagina(clit)
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A few reasons:  to boost a man's ego, because they want to be done with sex, or because they can't and feel that they are expected to.  \n\nOnly about 10% of women can have orgasm from penetration "only", and as many as 10% have profound difficulties achieving orgasm.
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Women do not experience orgasm as reliably as men, and reports of difficulty reaching orgasm are common. Usually, men can have an orgasm, although rarely, men may have what's called an inhibited orgasm. Even a man whose prostate has been removed can still have an orgasm.\n\nMany women require direct clitoral stimulation before orgasms; some women have never had an orgasm. From what we know about the differences in sexual response between men and women, it seems that the female orgasm is more dependent upon certain conditions such as her constitution, her partner, the quality of the couple's lovemaking, and her mood, stress, and energy levels.\n\nDespite these many factors affecting a woman's ability to orgasm, a single word may help to describe the source of orgasmic problems experienced by many women: arousal. Women are often insufficiently sexually aroused to reach orgasm.\n\nArousal tends to take longer, is more vulnerable to interruption, and is more difficult to restore in women than in men. A broader range of stimuli arouse men, whereas women's arousal tends to be much more contextual.\n\nLet's look at two examples. First, women who suffer from low testosterone complain of difficulties with sexual arousal and also, often, of loss of orgasmic capacity. Frequently, a treatment regimen of replacement testosterone restores not only arousal, but also the capacity for satisfying orgasms.\n\nIf arousal is not restored, orgasmic capacity will not return, either. A second example comes from a recent case report in which three women who were taking SSRI antidepressants and suffering from anorgasmia (inability to have an orgasm) were given Cialis, a PDE5 inhibitor, before engaging in sex.\n\nMedications in the PDE5 class (Viagra is another) work specifically on the body's arousal mechanisms. All three women responded to the Cialis and regained their capacity for orgasm.\n\nLow hormone levels (in the first example) and a side effect of a drug used to treat depression (in the second) may interfere with a woman's ability to become sexually aroused.\n\nOther factors, such as boredom, partner conflicts, stress from jobs or children, or psychological inhibition can also impair sexual arousal. It's important for a woman first to establish what factors are blocking her arousal, and then to work with an appropriate health professional to address her specific problem.\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/sexderogatis/636/no-orgasm-it-may-mean-poor-arousal;_ylt=AlfLF.8apkwsliWbi2aVt5XVvLcF\n\nHere is a forum about it.....
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ejaculation is generally a term for what males do.  women take longer to orgasm, if you cant wait for her before you blow your load, work her up with lots of foreplay.
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If u put ur finger in ur ear and move it in there, which part of urs have more fun? \nfinger or ear? ur ear right? so now u know which one have better orgasm.\nwe(men) feel gud too, but not like women.they feel too much.
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this is a no brainer...of couse females are superior to males...why?? simply because we are. Men can' do anything without women. All they do is think about women, everything they do is to get women. They need a woman to take care of them--without one they go crazy! and the list goes on and on, but don't get me wrong, I am not a feminist...I am only a realistic person! Women love men and all that, but when it comes to surviving without a partner, we women excel, and therefore, we are superior...uhmm and one more thing, whoever can give life (birth) is superior by all means, so there you go...women, we are superior....try denying it and you'll be like the fool who thinks that the moon is made of cheese!!! hehehe
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It's true men are more visually stimulated and women are more emotionally stimulated.  They are not mutually exclusive, men and women just have diffferent preferences.
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Both. \nNote: Men like women's tennis more than men's tennis. :)
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Nobody has produced the right answer ... it is a perfectly valid question.  (He is not asking whether women *should* have orgasms ... he's asking if there is any biological or evolutionary function for it.)  I have an old lecture by evolutionist Stephen Jay Gould on CD and he addresses this specific topic.\n\nThe answer is the same for "why do men have nipples?"  In early stages of embryonic development, males and females are physically identical.  At a certain point the body differentiates.  The same nerve-concentrated organ that forms the penis in males also forms the clitoris in women.  And the same nervous system cycle that produces orgasms in males (and is important for reproduction) has a corresponding effect in females (and has no reproductive function).  The details of the orgasm are different between males and females, but both have them.\n\nFemale orgasms do not seem to assist in reproduction at all. It could be theorized that orgasmic females would tend to have more sex, and therefore reproduce more, but this doesn't seem to be a factor in most species in which there is no evidence of female orgasm.  It is just a happy accident in humans.
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ORGASMS!!!!! NEED I SAY MORE!!!
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I think that it is a matter of prefernce. Obviously, stimulation of the male sexual organ is always pleasureable. Whether it is better to recieve such stimulation from a man or from a woman is simply a matter of (a) the individuals sexual orientation and (b) who it is that is perfoming the task of stimulation. NOT ALL "BLOWJOBS" ARE CREATED EQUAL!!!!!