Plate 6 of 10
When orgasm takes time
When climaxing feels hard: common causes and things worth trying
Not coming, or not as easily as before, is among the most common sexual concerns women report. This plate is for the women who live with it and for their partners: what is known about it, where it most often comes from, and what helps, with no pressure and no promises.
Orgasm may never have come, may no longer come as it used to, or may come alone but not with a partner. Doctors speak of “anorgasmia” or an “orgasmic disorder”; here, we’ll simply say difficulty.
Orgasm has never come, whatever the situation. Getting to know your own body often plays a part, and this is the case where support gives, on average, the best results.
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Lubrication
What makes it vary, which lubricant to choose, and what helps with dryness
Painful sex
At the entrance or deep inside: locating the pain, easing it, and knowing who to see
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