Why does my girlfriend always look unsatisfied after we have sex, even though she has already reached orgasm. Shouldn’t she go to bed directly afterward?
When it comes to orgasm, there is a big difference between boys and girls.
Generally speaking, boys can only reach orgasm once in one intercourse, and most of them are manifested by ejaculation. Ejaculation lasts for a short time, about 3 to 10 seconds, after which the penis will gradually become flaccid, indicating the end of orgasm.
The manifestations of male orgasm vary from person to person. Some may have heavier breathing and uncontrollably growl or moan, while others may have rhythmic contractions of the pelvic muscles and anus.
After the climax, boys will enter the refractory period, which is commonly known as the no-desire time. During this period, boys will become lustful and even if they are subjected to the strongest sexual stimulation, it will be difficult for the penis to erect again.
A girl’s orgasm is usually caused by continuous stimulation of the clitoris, which is usually manifested by intermittent contraction of the vaginal sphincter, increased vaginal secretions, and unconscious moaning.
Moreover, girls can experience multiple orgasms in one intercourse. After reaching an orgasm, girls usually immerse themselves in the afterglow of the orgasm, because girls do not have a refractory period, unlike boys who immediately subside from the orgasm. If girls are continuously stimulated at this time, they will orgasm repeatedly and their sexual satisfaction will be more intense.
However, during sex, there is no need to deliberately pursue multiple orgasms. Girls’ private parts are very delicate, and frequent orgasms can cause long-term congestion in the private parts. If lubrication is not in place, it is easy to get injured or even bleed, increasing the risk of infection and inflammation.
It is recommended that sexual life should be moderate and not affect your health and life.
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