5 unknown facts on female “pleasure” anatomy

The external female sex organs are Outer labia (labia majora), Inner labia (labia minora), Clitoris, Vaginal vestibule and Bartholin’s glands.

The internal female sex organs are Ovaries, Fallopian tubes, Uterus (womb), Cervix and Vagina.

The female sex are not just the reproductive organs they stimulate sexual arousal in females.

The way a female attains orgasm is way different than men. First there is an excitement phase which is induced with physical responses. The second is the plateau or the continuation phase and from here onwards the clitoris starts responding.

The third phase is just before the orgasm where the heart rate is the highest. The final phase is the phase of release or orgasm.

Very less is known about clitoris one of the most potential sex organs in females. It has more than 8,000 nerve endings, thus making it one of the most stimulation-inducing organs.

It is said that in more than 75% of women, orgasm climax is reached only when the clitoris is touched.

A normal clitoris orgasm can last for 20 seconds.

It is a biological trick that the majority part of the clitoris is not visible and is internally placed. Maybe this is why it is possibly not seen as an arousal organ.

The only purpose of clitoris is to give pleasure to a woman!

For some women, orgasm can be achieved due to breast and nipple stimulation. So it is not always about sex organs.

It is one of the most common erogenous zones in females. Studies have found that nipples can activate the same level of stimulation that the genitals can induce.

The female pleasure organs are interconnected to each other. The signals stimulate each of the organs and swell up in response. This process simultaneously induces arousal and gives pleasure to a woman.

Foreplay plays an integral part in sex. Do not skip it or cut it short. In fact, indulging in foreplay can give you more pleasure than the orgasm.