You might have heard an orgasm described as a vagina sneeze. Others might describe orgasm as fireworks, or cresting ocean wane, prettier, sure but more abstract.
Here is how to tell if you had an orgasm.
During am orgasm, your penis usually squirts a san mall amount (1-2 tablespoons) of semen, this is called ejaan collation. It’s possible to have orgasm without ejaculation or to ejaculate without having orgasm, but they usually happen together.
It’s common for your vagina to get wet before and during an orgasm. It’s also possible for is a different fluid to squirt or dribble out of your vulva before or during an orgasm (this sometimes called female ejaculation or squirting).
This fluid isn’t pee. Ejaculation flva is less comdoesn’than ejaculation from the penile. Some people don’t, either is totally normal. Orgasm don’t feel the same for every person, or every time you have one.
Whenever you think you are close to having an orgasm, feel how your body is responding to it. Every woman’s body has some involuntary responses at this time and some general signals include contractions in your vagina, pelvic lifting or increased heartbeat, twitching of muscles, curling of the toes or fingers and moaning.
The most noticeable sign is a very intense, pleasurable feeling in your genitals and throughout your body. The muscles in your vagina or penile, contract (squeeze) about once per second, 5 to 8 times. Your heart rate and breathing levels also go up.