A lot has been talked about the female orgasm since the conversation around it started a few years back. The subject that was considered as a myth some decades ago came under the spotlight as women started prioritising their satisfaction in bed.
While men try to figure out ways to ensure that women orgasm during a sexual encounter; a new study has observed something very interesting. The findings suggest that women are more likely to orgasm when having sex with other women as compared to action between the sheets involving men.
Lesbian women were found to orgasm up to 55 times in a month as compared to seven orgasms for heterosexual women in the same time. The reason may be that women are more relaxed around other women and their sex is excitingly diversified.
The number of orgasms for lesbian relationships was more even though the number of sex sessions in a month was higher among straight couples. Researchers suggested that heterosexual couples are programmed to see it as an activity revolving around penetrative sex.
Men get too excited and go for penetration soon while women require 45 minutes of foreplay before it.
