What percentage of women in the United states experience multiple orga$m$ with female e.j.a.c.u.l.a.t.i.o.n.$?
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100% (Only if they're with me)
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You might get more info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sex_positions#Simultaneous_oral_sex
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This would qualify as an orgy, I guess.. Although only a few women where involved... Sabrina Johnson did a video where she purportedly had some sort of sex with 2000 men.. Although eyewitness accounts say that that is greatly exaggerated, the consensus seems to be that she preformed at least 500 sex acts during this experience. I am qualifying this as an orgy, rather then just a gang-bang, because she did have several fluffers there, so there was more then one woman involved.
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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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The USA is about 51% Female, and about 49% male. So you are right!
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Not all women have orgasms easily, I only get one about 3/6 times.  Ususally the best way to have one is by oral, before penetration.
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I've heard it's possible, it's not from too many orgasms, it's from a woman's body having one that is far more intense.
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Yeah! Don't worry about it, it tends to be something found in a lot of women. If it is a problem, I would suggest investing in a lubrication (I, personally, use Astroglide), it cuts down on the painful friction. Otherwise I wouldn't worry a bit about it.\n\nYeah, even after orgasm, if you don't produce any extra fluid don't worry :P Some women produce none, a little, and some can even ejaculate like a man (I think Howard Stern actually had a woman come in and show him how she ejaculated, ew) But it's not a problem when you don't, I don't really either, and everything down there's functional. If you are that worried, get it checked out, it's better to be safe than sorry. In my studies in human sexuality, though, I have never come across a disease in which too little "juice" is a predictor of any problems, or pregnancy down there.
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It's a proven fact, the Univ. of North Carolina conducted a study and proved that women who ingested semen 2-3 times a week reduced their chances of having breast cancer than women who didn't ingest it.  So, if your girl wants to reduce her risk of breast cancer, you know what to tell her, "Get to swallowing!" : )
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Yes!!! Sometimes if we have multiple orgasm's, we can't even walk to the bathroom! lol!
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Well, males are more likely than women to get at least one orgasm, especially if the male controls proceedings.  Many women do not get to orgasm via penis in vagina sex.  Those women are thus (obviously??) likely to desire sex less than those men.\n\nIf women explore their sexuality, they can become multi - orgasmic, and can achieve massive prolonged orgasms, that might well exceed what men experience.  They might desire sex even more than the men involved.  I suspect that only a minority of women do this, however.
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I don't know any percentages either but I am a baseball fan and my husband is not. We know alot of couples and the man is usually a fan and watcher and the woman isn't even interested so I would say it's probably close to 65% men and 35% women.
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Depends on what you consider common to be.  About 1% of the US population has HIV now.  That's not common in my book but I wouldn't want to have unprotected sex with that one out of a hundred.  About 25% of women in the US have herpes II - thats really common.  About 20% of men have herpes II.  About 0.5% of the US population has hepatitis C.  Again not common but very deadly if you get it.  Interestingly, bacterial stds like syphillis etc. are less prevalent in this day and age of antibiotics, even though casual sex is much more common than it was 50 or 100 years ago.
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It depends on the three that constitute the 3-some...\nJust think about it...A man has got a d**k,fingers and a mouth...A woman has got 2 h**es,a mouth,breasts and 2 hands...The combinations are infinite,hehehe!!!\nOooh,girl,you got me horny early in the morning here,\nshame on you,hahahaha!!!
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I just found out that Canadian scientists have found that a few women ovulate twice a month and others have the biological potential to do so. Hope this helps.
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I can tell you that alot of woman DO NOT have orgasims from intercourse.. some woman can only climax from  forplay or ORAL stimulation! but you also might try a c.o.c.k ring with a marble on it.. it rubs your clit. while you have sex! I think it would help!
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The ten percent figure is based on three separate scientific studies.\n\nThe Kinsey Reports of 1948 and 1953 stated 37% of males and 13% of females had homosexual experiences, but this includes incidental homosexual experience. The study reported 10% of males being more or less exclusively homosexual and 2% to 6% of females being more or less exclusively homosexual.\nA 1990 study (Homosexuality/Heterosexuality by McWhirter, Sanders, and Reinisch) stated 13.95% of males and 4.25% of females had "extensive" or "more than incidental" homosexual experience.\nA 1993 study (The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior) found 9% of men and 5% of women were involved in frequent or ongoing homosexual experiences, but only 4% of men and 2% of women called themselves homosexual. This difference can be attributed as those who were 'out' and those who were 'closeted'.