New Study Highlights Orgasm Gap and Partner Gender Expectations

Research indicates women have higher orgasm expectations with female partners, shedding light on the 'orgasm gap' between men and women.

The 'orgasm gap' refers to the disparity in orgasm frequency between heterosexual men and women, with men more likely to achieve orgasm.
New research shows that women expect more clitoral stimulation and are more likely to pursue orgasm when with a female partner.
Bisexual women reported higher orgasm expectations with female partners compared to male partners.
The study suggests changing sexual scripts and encouraging diverse sex acts, especially those involving clitoral stimulation, to address the orgasm gap.
Sexual satisfaction involves more than achieving orgasm, emphasizing the importance of diverse and inclusive sexual education.