Full blown orgasm

Multiple orgasms are the holy grail of women's pleasure. Everyone knows someone who swears she can pull it off, but few women actually experience multiples for themselves. But if you've never had multiples, don't give up just yet. Through in-depth interviews with 1, women, and a nationally representative survey of an additional 1, women, OMGYES compiled what's basically a how-to guide for having mind-blowing multiples, backed up by IRL techniques from the women who have them. Consider this your Definitive Multiple Orgasm Bible.

Here's how to make your orgasms go from hiccups to explosions. I see women in movies and hear my friends talk about having these incredibly powerful orgasms It takes me a long time to get there with my partner or on my own and when I do, my orgasms are way more muted. Is there something wrong with me that I've never had an orgasm that intense? And is there anything I can try to achieve a truly mind-blowing orgasm?

I thought I was going to ejaculate, but instead, the tingling spread from my genitals to my stomach and legs, then all over my body. My eyes rolled back in my head, my groin pushed upwards, and I felt flushed all over. It was mind blowing! At the age of 35, lying in bed by himself, he experienced the best orgasm of his life — without once touching his penis. Shekina Ray , a tantric educator, says we all have the ability to experience full body orgasms — all we need to do is relax and allow the sexual energy to flow through our bodies.

The vaginal orgasm is often elusive, but people with clitorises and vaginas are seriously blessed. But lately a different kind of orgasm is making its way into the sex dialect: the blended orgasm. A blended orgasm is defined as a clitoral and vaginal orgasm that happens at the same time. Vaginal orgasms usually involve hitting the G-spot , which is located on the inner wall of the vagina.