What if being sexually aroused is not enough to make orgasm accessible?For a long time, sexual response has often been explained as a step-by-step process: a woman feels sexual desire, engages in sex, gets aroused, and then has an orgasm. But many women know from experience that it does not always work that way. A woman can feel very turned on, experience pleasure, and still be unable to reach orgasm.In Episode 12 of The Orgasm Hour Q&A, Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill explores what may be happening between arousal and orgasm, and why simply becoming more aroused may not be the answer.Through the lens of Orgasmic Learning, we will ask a different question: instead of “How do I get more aroused?” what if we ask, “What is happening between arousal and orgasm, and what does my body need in order to experience orgasm? #FemaleOrgasm #OrgasmDifficulty #OrgasmicLearning #WomensSexualHealth #WomensHealth #SexualHealth #OrgasmResearch #TheOrgasmHour
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