Woman deep orgasm visions

By Jessica Rach For Mailonline. A relationship expert has revealed the female body is able to experience 12 different orgasms, and one even occurs while you are asleep. To celebrate National Orgasm Day on Tuesday, British sex and relationship expert Audrey Andrews has explained the different types of climaxes women are able to experience, and how to have them. Explaining there are ten more than the basic clitoral and vaginal orgasm, the therapist revealed there is also the little known 'snoregasm', which happens when you're asleep, as well as the 'coregasm', which you can experience while working out. Describing them as being named the 'Dirty Dozen', Audrey, adult toy Lovehoney's resident expert, told Femail how you can recognise- and experience, each of them.

But I was always unsure. How do you know if that was it? Was that it? It seemed more uncomfortable and painful than anything else.

Please refresh the page and retry. Scratching your head over what one actually is? Yes, one hundred; a century of orgasms. I own more sex toys than your average branch of Ann Summers, and watching documentaries about the composition of the vulva is how I spend my free time. But no.

Orgasm is one of the most intense pleasures attainable to an organism, yet its underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. On the basis of existing literatures, this article introduces a novel mechanistic model of sexual stimulation and orgasm. In doing so, it characterizes the neurophenomenology of sexual trance and climax, describes parallels in dynamics between orgasms and seizures, speculates on possible evolutionary origins of sex differences in orgasmic responding, and proposes avenues for future experimentation. Here, a model is introduced wherein sexual stimulation induces entrainment of coupling mechanical and neuronal oscillatory systems, thus creating synchronized functional networks within which multiple positive feedback processes intersect synergistically to contribute to sexual experience. These processes generate states of deepening sensory absorption and trance, potentially culminating in climax if critical thresholds are surpassed.