Just because you love your husband doesn’t mean you can climax during sex with him. Lauren calls into DrSuzy-Tv with precisely that problem, and I think that the questions she asks – along with my answers – can help many couples have better, more pleasurable and orgasmic sex lives.
Lauren has a lot of questions! I try to answer them all, including:
- Why is it that she – like so many women – can climax easily through solo sex, but not via intercourse with her husband?
- How can you integrate masturbation into lovemaking?
- How do you stop worrying about what society or your parents might think of you masturbating?
- What can we do about our embarrassment, anxiety or fear of losing control – which can prevent orgasm?
- Why do we so often hold our breath during sex?
- How does breathing deeply *into* your pelvis help you to experience orgasm?
- How do kegel exercises – squeezing and releasing the pubococcygeus (PC muscle) – help you to experience orgasm?
- What is the difference between “achieving” and experiencing orgasm?
- Is orgasm from just penetration somehow better than a clitoral orgasm – or is that just an “Old Husband’s Tale”?
- Why is it easier for most women to experience orgasm from clitoral stimulation than vaginal penetration?
- How important is lubrication and cunnilingus for female orgasm?
- Why is the clitoris called the “pearl of the oyster”?
- What is the difference between genital orgasms and “eargasms,” “toegasms,” and “nipplegasms”?
- Why is the clitoris involved in almost any female genital orgasm?
- How can we be more patient with ourselves and take the time we need for good sex?
- How is couples sex an art form? A spiritual practice? A team sport?
“How to Orgasm with Your Husband” is a vintage clip from the “SEX CALLS” broadcast archives of The Dr. Susan Block Show (circa 1998). This is NOT a call with actual therapy clients; those are absolutely private and confidential. This is a caller on my Saturday night live show. For more information, call us at 626.461.5950. For shows and other events, visit us at http://drsusanblock.com.
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