Research Reveals There Are Actually 12 Types Of Orgasms

The age-old ‘the birds and the bees’ metaphor leaves out one important aspect of human sexuality:  the orgasm.  And as it turns out, there’s a entire world of amazing orgasms you could be missing out on that neither the birds nor the bees experience.  Check out the 12 types of orgasms that research has revealed!

What types of orgasms have you had? Tell us in the comments!

G-Spot Orgasm: Some men swear it doesn’t even exist, but just because it’s difficult to find doesn’t mean it’s not there! To find this pleasure point, do a circular “come here” motion with your fingers inside, while simultaneously putting pressure on the lower abdomen.

Butt Orgasm: It’s easier for men to have an backdoor orgasm because of the stimulation to their prostate, but it’s also possible for women. The tight muscles and thin epithelial cell layer make the area extremely sensitive and subject to sensational, orgasm-inducing pleasure.

Urethra Orgasm: That may be where your pee comes out, but it’s also surrounded by your clitoris. Seriously, your clit is way bigger than you actually think, as it apparently goes three to five inches inside of you.

Kissing Orgasm: Your lips are full of nerve endings, similar to the outer vulva, nipples, and clitoris. Slow lip synching and playful kisses can build up your arousal, making it possible to achieve orgasm, though it’ll take a lot of concentration.

Nipple Orgasm: Studies have found that nipple stimulation activates an area of the brain known as the ‘genital sensory cortex,’ which is the same part that is activated during climax.

Boob Orgasm: Gentle stimulation of the breast can also light up the genital sensory cortex.

Mouth Orgasm: The inside of your mouth is also filled with sensitive nerve endings. And with some tongue rolling and oral performance, your arousal can go off the charts!

Anterior Fornix Orgasm: This orgasm is by way of stimulation of the front vaginal wall. It’s a great pressure point and can even be considered the G-spot for some women.

Posterior Fornix Orgasm: This area shares the same nerves as your butt, and it usually occurs when deep penetration is taking place. To some women, this kind of orgasm can be painful, though many report experiencing quite the opposite.

Clitoral Orgasm: This baby has 4,000 more nerve endings than a man’s penis, about 8,000! This is the easiest route for a woman to achieve orgasming, but that doesn’t mean you should skip the foreplay. It still needs to get turned on.

Yoga Orgasm: Sounds pretty wild, right? Well, a study found that 40% of women have experienced an orgasm induced from working out. Yoga can strengthen the muscles in and around the genitalia.

Dream Orgasm: Some women have reported reaching climax when having a naughty dream; this happens especially in women who are pregnant due to the shift of hormones.