When Meg Ryan faked an orgasm at the deli in When Harry Met Sally,
audiences were embarrassed and a little shocked. That was 1989. Today?
Orgasms -- real ones --are everywhere. The interns on Grey's Anatomy
seem to have them regularly, and Sex and the City's Samantha thrashes
and moans two nights a week -- in prime time! It's enough to make the
average woman feel like a bit of an underachiever. While we all suspect
that endlessly orgasmic Samantha isn't entirely "normal,"
we're not sure we are, either.
The truth is, only one in four women regularly has
an orgasm during intercourse, and a third rarely or never do. This news
may be reassuring -- or depressing. But what's healthy when it comes
to orgasms, anyway? To find out, Health went in search of a sexual reality
check and uncovered everything (well, almost everything) you'll ever
want to know about the Big O. (Read
the full article here)
Posted on Tuesday, November 28 @ 17:38:42 GMT by punterlink
