A recent study highlights the ongoing orgasm gap between men and women, with men achieving orgasms in 90% of encounters compared to only 54% for women. This disparity is rooted in societal norms that prioritize male pleasure and the orgasm pursuit, where men focus on their own orgasms while women aim to please their partners. The research, based on sexual diaries from heterosexual adults, highlights that the issue lies not in women's ability to orgasm but in the lack of effort directed towards practices that enhance female pleasure, such as clitoral stimulation.
Men reported experiencing orgasms in 90% of their sexual encounters, while women reported orgasms in only 54%, indicating a significant imbalance in sexual satisfaction.
The 'orgasm pursuit gap' refers to the effort individuals put into achieving orgasms, revealing that men's orgasms are prioritized over women's during sex.
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