The characteristics of female orgasm vary from person to person, but usually include the following manifestations:
1. Physiological reactions:
• Vaginal contractions: Rhythmic contractions of the vaginal and anal sphincters occur, which is one of the obvious physiological reactions to orgasm.
• Shortness of breath: The breathing rate increases, which may be accompanied by moaning or shouting.
• Increased heart rate: The heart rate increases and blood pressure rises.
• Sweating: Some women may sweat during orgasm.
• Nipple erection: The muscle fibers in the breast tissue involuntarily contract, and the nipples stand up and harden.
2. Psychological reactions:
• Intense pleasure: Orgasm brings great pleasure and satisfaction.
• Relaxation and satisfaction: After orgasm, women usually feel relaxed and satisfied physically and mentally.
3. Behavioral changes:
• Body twisting: Some women may twist or swing their bodies during orgasm.
• Actively hug partner: May actively hug partner to show intimacy and dependence.
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