Why Can't I Make Her Orgasm During Sex? And Here's How You Make Sure She Gets a Huge One Tonight!
Over 70 percent of women are unable to reach an orgasm during intercourse
. Unbelievable, isn't it? There are often specific reasons why she can't climax. Your woman might just have one of these problems below, so keep reading as we unravel these issues, as well as what you can do to bring her to an unforgettable climax tonight! #1: Your woman is figure-conscious! Many women are preoccupied with the thought of how they look like in the eyes of their partner during sex. Instead of enjoying the intimate moments, their minds unconsciously drift towards their physical appearance. She may be fretting during the intercourse and end up not paying attention to what is happening in bed. It may appear bothersome to you but this issue can be easily handled. You have to be considerate if your woman has problems with regards to her own perception of her figure. It will be helpful if the lights are turned off. Dim lights are preferable and this can be achieved by having a bed side lamp turned on with any available clothing draped over it. She will be less conscious of how she appears in front of you. Also, compliment on how beautiful she is in your eyes. Not only will sex become better, you will also boost her confidence because she would start seeing her own body as something along the caliber of being sexy! #2: Your partner does not get the satisfaction during foreplay Proper conditioning of the female mind is a necessary prelude to sexual intercourse. Psychological preparation is needed in order to put a woman in the mood of an intimate relationship. This is done simply by engaging in more foreplay. The basic rule: the more psychologically prepared a woman is, the more exciting the bed explorations will be. #3: She is unaware that she is deliberately trying to stop an orgasm A woman can possibly have the "she can't let herself go" syndrome. Women who have not had a climax before will probably feel the strange, tingling feeling in her genitals and may unconsciously stop herself from reaching a climax. Either she moves to a different position during intercourse or she analyzes the surge of different sensations in her body, finally stopping the orgasm from happening. Just reassure her that it is OK to let herself go. The best approach to remove any hang ups she may have, is to get her aroused. Once a woman becomes stimulated, dirty talking can help her in reaching the peak of arousal. Murmurs of titillating and erotic words can also drive her through the peak of sexual excitement and help relieve any inhibitions she may be harboring.Why Can't I Make Her Orgasm During Sex? And Here's How You Make Sure She Gets a Huge One Tonight!
By: Craig Foster