Signs she is Having an Orgasm

7 Signs She is Having an Orgasm & On Climax

by John Santana

A true man, some claim, can tell whether his woman is faking orgasm. They also claim that a real man will never allow his woman to have a phony orgasm. Men can spend hours, days, or even years attempting to figure out what their spouses’ emotional and physical needs are.

They are sometimes successful, and sometimes they are not. You may have worked out and stuck it out through her mood swing days. But have you dug a little further to see if she truly had that well-deserved time of pure bliss?

For most women, an orgasm is as much an emotional experience as it is a mental or biological one. And there are many aspects that determine whether or not she will succeed. A lot relies on how you arouse her and drive her to the point of no return, but it’s largely her mental stimulation that allows her to see the entire universe.

If you know a woman well enough, you should feel safe asking her if she had an orgasm. But much more so, you should be able to tell without hesitation.

Of course, some women lie to satisfy their partners with the best of intentions, while others lie to “get it over with.” When it comes to female enjoyment, women show specific clues that help you determine whether or not they have had an orgasm.


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Signs Your Woman is Having a Real Orgasm

Her Heart Speeds Up

Her heart will be racing faster than a runner on serious steroids if she’s experienced a mind-blowing orgasm. You can feel her pulse rate rise, and it’s fairly perceptible, so you don’t have to press your head against her chest to figure out what’s going on.

Her Body Tenses Up

For a brief moment, her body becomes totally undone and hits a new level of expression and pleasure. Don’t be surprised if she becomes rigid as she feels pleasure radiate throughout her entire body. Tensing up your body isn’t as horrible as it sounds. It simply indicates she orgasmed because you did something right. Feel her squeezing her legs and arms as she claws her nails into your shoulder or chest. Isn’t that the finest dig you’ve ever gotten?

She Will Go Red

Increased blood flow to all capillaries in the body, including those in the breasts and vaginal area, is caused by sexual stimulation and excitement. During arousal, many women notice a reddening of the skin on their face, belly, breasts, and genitals.

While this sex flush can happen without orgasm, it is usually more noticeable after one. Ladies, if you find your skin flushing and becoming warmer, you can be confident that you’re sexually aroused – and your partner can tell, too.

She Will Tell You

When she announces, “I’m climaxing,” you know she’s reached that sweet spot that you both have hoped for. The sensations they experience and their bodily reaction to pleasure are enough for most women to realize they’ve had an orgasm. If a male hasn’t figured out that a woman has had an orgasm, hearing it straight from her is tremendously useful.

Her Eyes Will Tell You

This is one you’ll only notice if you’re in the missionary position. Always look her in the eyes while having a wonderful time with her. It’ll help you connect with her more effectively, and you’ll be able to recognize if she’s going through something serious. Her pupils will dilate and her eyes will be unfocused at first, until she completes her orgasm. No, she isn’t squinting, all she is doing is forgetting to focus on your face for a moment.

She Gets Loud

she gets loud on bed

This is one of the most obvious indications. If her moaning, whimpering, and groaning becomes more intense, she’s probably having a terrific time in bed with you.

Keep in mind, however, that not all women groan during sex. When they do, the noises they make may sound nothing like what you hear in porn. If the lady in your bed is quiet or doesn’t moan at all, it doesn’t mean she isn’t having a good time.

You should also be aware that 68 percent of women, according to a study, fake orgasms. Yes, you read that correctly. If you hear her moaning but don’t notice any of the other symptoms, she’s probably just trying to get your lovemaking session over with as soon as possible.

She Grabs the Sheets

When some women orgasm, they experience a loss of control over their limbs. They may, for example, feel compelled to grab the first thing that comes their way, such as the pillow, bedsheets, or their boyfriend.

Their legs may shake uncontrollably at other moments. When you’re first learning how to tell when a girl cums, this is one of the easiest indications to recognize.

The elevated heart rate she experiences right before orgasm is most likely the source of her leg trembling. This tremor resembles the ones we get when we’re scared. When we are scared, our heart rate rises, just as it does when we are experiencing sexual pleasure.

When a woman is about to climax, the strain in her muscles causes her to reach for bedsheets or a pillow.

When in Doubt…Ask

Let’s be honest: asking her is the only way to find out if she’s had an orgasm. All of the physical indicators of arousal can be observed as people progress through the sexual response cycle, but everything else is fairly easy to fake. Women don’t always ejaculate, and when they do, it’s usually only a few drops that their partner can’t see. Orgasms often cause toes to curl, although this is all quite easy to fake.

If you’re comfortable getting nude with someone, you should be comfortable talking to them about sex. Don’t be afraid to broach the topics of pleasure, if they’ve had an orgasm, and what they need to get one.

Yes, it’s sometimes simple for women to fake orgasm, especially if they aren’t ejaculating. However, be open and honest about whether or not she has attained peak pleasure. Ladies, if he asks if you’ve reached orgasm, understand that it takes a confident person to ask such a question.

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Remember: You May Never Know

caring and good lover

It’s exciting to keep an eye out for all of these hints, whether they’re blatant or subtle. They overlook one simple fact, however: you can’t always be sure if your companion has climaxed.

The unfortunate reality is that even when you’ve read everything there is to know about sex, women, and orgasms, you may have to accept that there will always be some mystery — and that’s fine. And it’s possible that not knowing isn’t as bad as you believe. Should you be concerned about your partner’s climax score all of the time? Possibly not.

You’ll want your partner to have a fantastic experience in bed as a caring and good lover. It’s crucial to remember, though, that climax isn’t the be-all and end-all of sex for either women or men.

Intimacy is crucial in a good relationship, and sex breeds it. Sex is, in essence, its own reward.

Furthermore, female orgasm is a peculiar and unpredictable phenomenon. According to studies, only about 8% of women orgasm from penetrative intercourse on a regular basis.

That isn’t to say you shouldn’t strive to elicit orgasm in your spouse in other ways, such as through excellent oral sex. However, it does mean that the chances are stacked against you when it comes to regular sex. Most women have had sex without climaxing at least once in their lives, if not more. They are aware that it occurs.

That isn’t to say that women aren’t capable of orgasm, or that it doesn’t matter if they don’t. I’m just suggesting that they’ll forgive you if it doesn’t happen all the time. Just focus on having good sex that you both like.

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Conclusion

It’s important to remember that when it comes to orgasms, you must establish a balance. If your spouse wants to orgasm, she has the right to do so; however, she also has the right not to be coerced into doing so.

That may feel daunting, but it shouldn’t be if you have proper communication. Both partners should feel at ease enough to express their desires. You should also be able to prioritize her wishes over your own as a decent spouse. If she doesn’t want or can’t, don’t feel obligated to make her orgasm.

It’s also critical to collaborate in order to figure out how she got there. What if penetrating doesn’t work? Allow yourself to go down on her or use your hands in the manner she prefers. If you’re the first one to finish, don’t be afraid to use your hands or tongue to get her there.

The bottom line is that there are many ways for you to determine if your partner is experiencing an orgasm. But if she doesn’t, that’s not the end of the world because there are other ways to pleasure her and it’s your duty — and honor — to do just that.

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John Santana

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