BrothelLife

Time for a brain teaser:  Is the orgasm process between males and females a synchronous process or an asynchronous process?

MrTShirt link wrote: Time for a brain teaser:  Is the orgasm process between males and females a synchronous process or an asynchronous process?

smh and giggle

You are a true intellectual, sir. I commend you. You might have answered the age old question “what is the sound of one hand clapping?”
HD

HD link wrote: You are a true intellectual, sir. I commend you. You might have answered the age old question “what is the sound of one hand clapping?”
HD

A Zen koan that has no true answer.  Vewy twicky vewy twicky.  Lol

Rachel Varga link wrote:

HD wrote: You are a true intellectual, sir. I commend you. You might have answered the age old question “what is the sound of one hand clapping?”
HD

A Zen koan that has no true answer.  Vewy twicky vewy twicky.  Lol

I confess:  I am using electrical terms to describe a medical process.

(I admit, I cheat once in a while!  )

All I know is Orgasms are Freaking awesome!


I love giving and receiving them!

Chuckar chaser link wrote: All I know is I would rather give or receive an orgasm than figure all those long words out.

That is why some people come up with new ideas from book learning...

while others just keep experimenting and experimenting and...

Synchronous is wonderful but rarely happens in my experience.  They say there are more nerve endings in the clitoris than in the glans so, the question is, why does it take the ladies so long?

Oops, I forgot to wrap up this post.

During intercourse:
The male typically will climax once.
The female typically will climax several times.
The female orgasm guides the male sperm up the female reproductive path to the proper Fallopian tube where the female egg is located, waiting to be fertilized.
Therefore, by the female having multiple orgasms, there is more chance to catch the sperm and move it to it's destination.  Isn't nature smart?

Since the male and female orgasms happen independent of each other, each on their own schedule, they are asynchronous.