
How normal is your orgasm?
Sure, they're always good, but just how long, how often, or how intense is average anyway?
Eight "weird" things that are very, very normal
1. Having more orgasms after marriage. A married woman is 13 percent more likely to climax than when she was single.
2. Faking. Over 50 percent of women say they do.
3. Going through dry spells. 24 percent of women aged 25 to 29 reported problems climaxing in the past year. "It can be due to stress, medication or a new partner," says gynaecologist Dr Hilda Hutcherson.
4. Not enough foreplay. The average is 11 minutes but women prefer closer to 20.
5. Believing in multiples. 43 percent of women aged 20 to 39 say they can have them, but experts say multiple orgasms rarely happen every time.
6. Needing to be on top. Most women say it's the easiest position for reaching orgasm.
7. Having better ones at different times of the month. The strength of a woman's orgasm can change with her hormone levels.
8. Ejaculating. "Some doctors don't believe it," says Dr Hutcherson, "but many patients experience it."

Normal by numbers

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