Lesbians reported more clitoral stimulation and overall orgasms during intercourse compared to straight women, despite valuing orgasms equally. The heterosexual script often prioritizes male pleasure over female pleasure, affecting orgasm frequency for women.
Bisexual women value orgasms equally regardless of their partner's gender, but women partnered with women experience higher clitoral stimulation and orgasm expectations than those with male partners. Media influence on focusing on male pleasure rather than women's needs contributes to this difference.
Research by Grace Wetzel highlights that the orgasm gap between men and women is not inherently biological, emphasizing the importance of clitoral stimulation for women's orgasms. Expressing needs and engaging in nonpenetrative acts can improve orgasm frequency.
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