What happens to a female when she has an orgasm?

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I start my period ever 23days and its be 26days now and i enjoy not started yet i have sex on the 24day am i?

Well, for some women they begin to sweat, their jaws get dark, and the arealos also darken and become erect. It does depend on the woman. Many women often cry out.

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she almost stops breathing and she feel out of this world.

What can i do if i just get my period and i own to swim tomorrow and i can't use a tampon?

she gets adjectives crazy and has to be comitted

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she "squirts"

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It totally depends on the woman they counter differently. Some squirt, some scream, some cry, some curse, some leave behind gas, some laugh and some woman don't enjoy them at all... try not to be the later woman in this enumerate.

at what month do women start producing or releasing milk in pregnancy ?

First, if you have to ask, you've never have one. Yes, that saying is the truth.

All women are born beside the capacity for orgasm. But women enjoy to learn how to orgasm. Further, the type of orgasm that any given women can own is hardwired into her brain. That means that if you hold one earth-shattering orgasm, you can never learn how to hold muptile orgasms. ANd a woman who has multiple orgasms, any sequential or serial, can't have the single earth-shattering ones. Also, for women how own multiple orgasms, it's either sequential or serial. I know that the "experts" at Cosmo, etc will recount you otherwise, but that's because most of these experts are not phychologists who specialize in sexuality. The medical folks who specialize in sexuality will read out differently, and since orgasm is as much a neurochemical reaction as it is a physiological, I'd jump with the medical opinion.

It gets more complicated. No two women experience orgasm surrounded by the same style. The same, however, is true for men. Also true is that for both men and women, no two orgasms will be alike.

Numerous researchers, starting with Masters & Johnson, own studies sexual responses in both men and women. Their results pretty much mirror one another. Some break the response cycle into more stages than do others, but that's roughly the only difference.

And next there's the certainty that sexual response cycles can be affected by tons types of health problems and/or meds.

I'm giving you some links going on for sexual response cycles for both men and women. They are from one site, yes, but that site is about sexuality training.