That number only increases by 1 (!) percent for bisexual women.
In fact, according to a 2018 study in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, only 65 percent of heterosexual women reported that they 'usually or always orgasmed when sexually intimate,' compared to 95 percent of heterosexual men (sigh). If you’re in the same climax-less boat, you probably have the same question I had: Why can’t I orgasm?įor starters, the orgasm gap is real AF. Of course, I thought something was wrong with me because what seemed to cum so easily to everyone else (see what I did there?) didn't just magically happen.
And I didn’t have one of those mind-blowing Os that, as they say, 'makes you see G-d' until months later.
Confession: After the first time I had sex, I didn’t orgasm for two whole years.
