These are the 12 types of orgasms for women!

Oh, how wonderful they are: orgasms. Just by flicking the bean many women will reach their climax. With a little bit of arousal, desire, and knowledge about how your body works, you can come a long way. But sometimes you just need a little push in the right direction to reach an incredible climax. In this article, we share 12 different techniques for women to reach a mind-blowing orgasm.

Not one, but 12 kinds of orgasms!

An orgasm isn’t something everyone takes for granted. As a woman, you have a body that can be stimulated in countless ways, and there are 12 different techniques that can bring you to new heights. So start your journey of discovery with love for yourself, your body, and your sexuality. Let’s go!

Where to start?

So… You want an orgasm. Where do you start? To reach an orgasm, you have to be turned on. This can be tricky, because arousal, desire or longing do not have a simple on/off switch. Getting to know yourself first is essential! What touches, erotic thoughts, or fantasies excite you? Do you need extra visual or auditory stimulation? Once you know this and are turned on, you can slowly work towards an orgasm. And all of this with no fewer than 12 techniques to choose from!

1. Clitoral orgasm

We’ll start with the best known, most popular, and most common way to come. This pleasure node contains about 8000 nerve endings, which makes it very sensitive. That means that a lot of women don’t like it to be touched directly, but rather stimulated indirectly.

• Where: The tip of the clitoris is at the top of your vulva, where your labia meet.
• Stimulation: Build up gradually with controlled and consistent movements.
• Toys: Clitoris vibrator, air pressure vibrator, and clitoral creams.

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2. Nipple orgasm

When you’re aroused, your nipples can swell. Although the nipples have many fewer nerve endings than the clitoris, it does trigger the same part of our brain. Only 29% percent of women come through breast stimulation, so don’t worry if it doesn’t work right away (or ever). As long as you’re enjoying it!

• Where: Your breasts and nipples are on your upper body.
• Stimulation: Steady and consistent massaging, stroking, squeezing, and pushing until you discover what you like.
• Toys: Air pressure vibrator and nipple clamps.

Also read: Various ways to stimulate your nipples

3. G-spot orgasm

The G-spot is a very small area on the inside of your vagina and is one of the most sensitive places in the female body. A G-spot orgasm feels different from a clitoral orgasm. It’s slower, less explosive, and it feels deeper. Did you know that with this orgasm, you can also induce female ejaculation (squirting)?

• Where: Three to six centimetres deep in your vagina at the front vaginal wall (belly side).
• Stimulation: ‘Come-here’ movement with your fingers, caresses or thrusting movements.
• Toys: Dildo and G-spot vibrator.

Also read: How to find and stimulate your G-spot

4. Vaginal orgasm

The vaginal opening is a sensitive part of your vulva and is interlaced with nerve endings. Still, this area is often forgotten, even though stimulation of the vaginal opening and the skin around it can induce an orgasmic feeling.

• Where: Vaginal opening with most sensitive area around 1-3 centimetres inside the opening.
• Stimulation: Massaging or gentle penetration of the opening.
• Toys: Dildo and G-spot vibrator.

5. (Erogenous) zone orgasm

Our bodies have many places that are extra sensitive to touch. Some are so sensitive that stimulation can cause an orgasm. The breasts and vagina are the best-known erogenous zones for women, but certainly not the only ones!

• Wherever feels good; for example, ears, neck, or inner thighs.
• Stimulation: Extended massages, stroking (with hands or toys), or Temperature Play.
• Toys: Ticklers, caress whips, massage oil and massage candles.

Also read: These are the 15 most common erogenous zones

6. U-spot orgasm

The U-spot: you may not have seen this one before. This spot, the urethra, is forgotten by many men and women as a sexual organ. Make sure you keep this spot moist, as it can easily become irritated.

• Where: In the vestibule of the vulva between the clitoris and vaginal opening.
• Stimulation: Rhythmic and consistent circling movements around the U-spot.
• Toys: Pulsating vibrator or lay-on vibrator.

7. Anal orgasm

The anus also contains a large number of nerve endings, which makes it very sensitive to stimulation. Unfortunately, the walls are not stretchy and do not produce any moisture of their own, so be sure to work gently and with plenty of lubricant. Do your research beforehand to make things go as smoothly as possible.

• Where: Behind the vaginal opening between the buttocks.
• Stimulation: Gently massage, stroke and finger the anus and the surrounding area.
• Toys: Butt plugs, anal beads, anal dildos and vibrators and anal lube.

8. Cervical orgasm

The cervix is one of the most sensitive organs of the female body. Every woman reacts differently to stimulation. For instance, deeper penetration can bring pleasure to one woman, while it is painful for another. Make sure you’re relaxed and be gentle and careful.

• Where: Deep in the vagina, where it’s connected to the uterus.
• Stimulation: After foreplay and when you’re turned on: massage gently.
• Toys: Long dildo.

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9. A-spot orgasm

A doctor found out that the A-spot not only moistens the vagina, but it’s also a place that brings a woman a lot of pleasure. Proceed slowly and carefully and only search for the A-spot when you’re sufficiently aroused.

• Where: Deep inside the vagina on your front vaginal wall, close to your cervix.
• Stimulation: Massage in circular movements and press gently against anterior vaginal wall.
• Toys: Curved dildo.

10. Mental orgasm

Excitement and sex start with you and your erotic imagination and fantasies. If you’re in control of this imagination, you may no longer need physical stimuli. It often starts unconsciously in your dreams, but you can definitely experience this when you’re awake.

• Where: In your head 😉
• Stimulation: The power of your erotic imagination.
• Toys: Inspire yourself with an erotic story, porn, or audio.

11. Throat orgasm

Deep-throating is not just ultimate pleasure for men. It can also give a woman an orgasm (yes, really!). The place to be stimulated is deep in the throat, so it takes some practice to get a penis or a dildo there. You have to pass the soft palate that triggers your vomiting reflex. If you can control this, the penis can enter deeper and hit the spot.

• Where: In your throat opening just behind your windpipe.
• Stimulation: Deep-throating.
• Toys: Dildo.

12. Multiple orgasm

A multiple orgasm is, as you might guess, a number of orgasms that follow each other in quick succession within a few seconds to a few minutes. When you’ve just come and you stimulate the area again, there’s a kind of sequence of orgasms. You go through the arousal and plateau phase again and again until you reach a new climax.

Discover your favourite spots

In the end, it’s about getting to know your own favourite spots and bringing yourself to a fantastic climax. And if you know what you like, you can also communicate this to your partners more easily. This makes sex all the more enjoyable!

How many of these orgasms have you had?