6 out of 10 women have difficulty reaching orgasm
6 out of 10 women have difficulty reaching orgasm
According to the 7th CONTROL Barometer 2018 'Young Spaniards and sex' many women have difficulty reaching orgasm.
According to the Barometer made by the brand, This problem affects 41.5% of Spaniards, although by gender they (59.7%) practically double them in this matter (23.3%).
Conversely, 27.3% of women declare having more than one orgasm per sexual act, versus 12.5% of men
When the orgasm does not arrive, 36.7% of Spaniards confess to resorting to faking it, the main reason being 'not to make the other person feel bad'.
On the way to orgasm, kissing (77.8%) and massage (74.6%) are the most recurrent preliminaries.
The lubricants, on the other hand, they are the extra ally most used in sexual relations.
The male condom is the contraceptive method most used by Spaniards, with a percentage of 68.2%.
"It helps reduce stress and anxiety, rejuvenates the skin, is good for the heart ..."
And no, we are not talking about yoga.
If you have struggled to relate all these benefits to your body with orgasm, it is likely that you are among the 41.5% of Spaniards who have difficulty reaching climax during sexual intercourse.
59.7% of Spanish women admit having this problem in bed, compared to 23.3% of men.
That yes, although for them the culmination seems to be more complicated, more and more are those that, when they arrive, do it in a big way.
According to the study, 27.7% of women say they have more than one orgasm in each sexual act, something that only 12.5% of men can boast.
What to do when the orgasm does not arrive?
The great majority of young Spaniards seems to have it clear, although it is more for the benefit of the sexual partner than for their own.
Thus, 36.7% said to have faked the orgasm sometime, in this case, women and, in addition, by a landslide
56.4% say they have resorted to faking them on more than one occasion, compared to 17% of men.
In these cases, The main reason among the respondents is "not to make the other person feel bad" (45.2%), although there are also many who, in the absence of climaxes, resort to this technique to cut their losses and seek pleasure elsewhere.
36.5% admit to pretending "because they want to finish".
The preliminary, keys to achieve a good orgasm
Seeing how expensive orgasms are priced in our country, it is not surprising that young Spaniards give so much weight to the preliminaries in their sexual relations.
Thus, 86.5% of respondents confessed to consider them very important, as a phase of previous excitement necessary to fan the passion and prepare to complete the sexual act.
At the time of entering the subject, kisses are imposed as the preferred preliminaries for 77.8%, closely followed by massages and caresses (74.6%) and, thirdly, masturbation (68.2%).
What does not seem to excite much to the Spaniards is the erotic language, chosen only by 23.2%, while the typical phrase "I like to be laughed at" also seems to be left out of the bedroom.
Less than half (49.3%) give importance to laughing during the preliminary games session.
Lubricants, the ally par excellence in sexual relations.
Whether it's kissing like there's no tomorrow, making you laugh or talking to your partner as if you were the protagonists of an erotic novel,
the barometer data show that, in the end, achieving a good orgasm is a long distance race.
Therefore, it is not surprising that young people resort to products and elements that help them in that task and add an extra of pleasure and fun.
In that sense, the lubricants have become the ally par excellence in the sexual relations of our country, being used by 70.9% of respondents, followed by 50.3% who resorted to massage gels.
On the other hand, 46.6% confess to having tried erotic toys, mainly because "they were curious".
The male condom, the most used method of prevention.
What is clear is that, regardless of the ally or technique chosen to achieve orgasm, the sexual act must always be performed in a safe and responsible manner.
Something that, little by little, seems to permeate young Spaniards, who once again opt for the male condom as a contraceptive method in their relationships with a percentage of 68.2%.
Despite this increase in condom use, The Barometer continues to produce alarming data regarding methods to protect against sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies.
A) Yes, Up to 31.2% of respondents said they use condoms, but only 'occasionally', while up to 12.9% confess to continuing to use 'reverse gear' as a method of prevention.
This is especially relevant if we consider that 77.9% of respondents say they do not know the sexual health status of their sexual partners.
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