An orgasm is a moment of sexual climax that occurs when you reach a peak of pleasure and muscle contractions in the genitals. It’s an experience that feels like no other, and is something you can enjoy with your partner.
There are many different types of orgasms, and each one is unique. You can recognize orgasms by recognizing the following signs:
1. She’s clenching her vagina
When she clenches her pelvic muscles, her body is getting ready for climax. Women can also clench their feet, legs, arms, chest or belly, depending on the type of pleasure they’re feeling. This clenching is usually followed by loud, deep breathing as she gets closer to the point of no return.
Women have a lot of different types of orgasms, just like men do. According to sex educator Lola Jean, there are “prostate orgasms, penile orgasms, breath orgasms, skin orgasms” and more.
During orgasms, the body releases oxytocin, which is also known as the cuddle hormone. It boosts bonding, affection, and even protectiveness. It can even help her be more affectionate toward you, and she may want to cuddle after a big orgasm.
2. She’s shaking
If a girl’s moaning intensifies and becomes softer, it’s likely because she’s close to orgasm. Moaning is a sign of pleasure, so if she’s moaning hard during sex it means that she’s enjoying herself.
During an orgasm, a woman’s thoracic diaphragm will contract. This can result in her losing her breath. This is one of the reasons that some women are known to scream during orgasms.
This scream is similar to a sneeze, as it is triggered by the release of hormones like oxytocin and dopamine that cause feelings of pleasure and satisfaction. This is why a lot of people compare orgasms to sneezes, as both are the result of the body releasing chemicals to relieve pressure.
3. She’s fluttering
It’s not that easy to tell when a woman is having an orgasm, especially for someone who hasn’t experienced one themselves. And it can be even more confusing if she’s faking an orgasm, because as everyone knows, women have a very specific way of reaching climax.
It starts with her thoracic diaphragm clenching in rhythm with her stomach, pelvic muscles, and butt. Then comes the tremors and shakes that she has to fight through as her body prepares itself for orgasm. As she nears the peak, her lips will turn pink and her breath shorten as oxytocin is released throughout her body, the cuddle hormone that helps boost bonding, affection, and even protectiveness.
For many, orgasms are much more than a genital squeeze; in fact, researchers have found that there are numerous kinds of orgasms women can experience. These include clitoral, cervical, G-spot, full body, energetic, anal, and even mind orgasms. The more you know about your partner and learn about how they reach climax, the better you can predict when she’s getting ready for the big O.
4. She’s losing her breath
A lot of women have a dramatic reaction during orgasms. They might scream or cry. Others may not have a loud reaction, but their body will still shake. This is because there’s a significant amount of tension that builds up during an orgasm and when it is released, the body shakes.
You might also notice that her facial expression changes when she’s about to orgasm. Women tend to make faces that resemble those of someone who just slammed their foot into the bedframe. It’s an intense look, and when paired with the other signs on this list, it’s a sure sign that she’s about to orgasm.
Many people describe orgasms as being similar to a vaginal sneeze or la petite morte (French for “the little death”). However, the reason why is because both experience a buildup of tension and then a sudden release. The only difference is that one feels a lot better than the other!
5. She’s clenching her penis
When she’s getting close to having an orgasm, her clitoris will enlarge and she might clench it, or at least the part of it that is touching your penis. This is one of the most clear signs that she’s about to orgasm, especially if you are in the missionary position.
She might scream and make loud noises, and she might even have an outburst of emotion. This is another sign that she’s about to orgasm, but it can be hard to tell because many women are adept at faking it.
You might also notice that her breath is getting faster. This is because she’s about to orgasm, and her body is working hard to reach a state of euphoria. She might even get a little sweaty under the arms. It is important to note that a woman’s climax may not look like any of the above signs. It could be something that’s not physical, or it might be a feeling, such as a tingling sensation or the feel of her blood moving rapidly through her body.
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