Sofia Metsoviti first commercial clothing line, It's Not Done If I Don't Come, is devoted to one important message for women who have sex with men: sex isn't over until she has an orgasm. Metsoviti came up with the idea for the T-shirts while chatting with her Greek friends.
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There's a legit explanation for the orgasm gap — and it's not exactly what you'd think. If a woman thinks a man carries certain attributes, she's less likely to have an orgasm during sex, according to a new study by researchers at the Australian University of Queensland. The study results were depressing, but also fairly predictable.
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It’s time we close the orgasm gap once and for all. For heterosexual couples, when sex ends might be the key.
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Writer Stephanie Land is frustrated with how often teen girls wind up engaging in sexual activity that is "mainly for the enjoyment of males,” so she plans to give her own daughters a vibrator and a copy of Our Bodies, Ourselves. Her argument is based on the double standard between how boys and girls experience sexual discovery.
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Let us take a moment to talk about migration. Birds do it on a seasonal basis. So do some fish. Apparently the clitoris is also a fan. According to a new study published in the journal Clinical Anatomy, the clitoris migrates and repositions itself closer to the front wall of the vagina during sexual intercourse. So what does this mean for female orgasms?
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Let's get one thing straight: Straight women and straight men do not have sexual equality. Generally speaking, women are still having fewer orgasms during sex than men. That, to put it mildly, is some bullshit. Here is a great way to rectify this problem.
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