What is the "Orgasm Gap"?
The term “orgasm gap” was coined in 2016 by psychologist Elizabeth Lloyd to refer to the disparity in reported frequency of female orgasms compared to male orgasms during...
The "orgasm gap" is an expression that refers to the disparity in orgasm rate between men and women engaged in heterosexual encounters. Studies suggest that while females often experience fewer...
The "orgasm gap" refers to differences in orgasm frequency experienced by men and women during partnered sexual encounters, whereby cisgender males experience climax more frequently than their female...
The orgasm gap is a phenomenon that has been discussed extensively in recent years, with many studies revealing significant differences in orgasm frequency between men and women during sexual...
The "orgasm gap" is a term used to describe the discrepancy between the rate at which males and females experience orgasms during heterosexual intercourse. According to research studies, heterosexual...
Most men orgasm within 2–5 minutes of penetration; most women take 15–20 minutes — a gap called the "orgasm gap." This phenomenon has been observed for decades, but it is only recently that...
Sexual Psychology: Orgasm Gap and Gendered Dynamics of Pleasure
The orgasm gap is a phenomenon observed in research studies that reveals a discrepancy in orgasm frequency between heterosexual men...