Announcing Launch of New Web Forum for Women's Sexuality

Ms Thomas wants other women to have access to the kind of open discussion that would have helped her: “I was bitterly disappointed when sex did not match up to all the hype. Later I found it difficult to find anyone who could talk confidently about women’s experience of orgasm either from masturbation or during sex.” Ms Thomas believes that information is vital if women are to get the most out of their sexual relationships: “Women certainly use both clitoral stimulation and sexual fantasies to achieve orgasm during masturbation alone but that does not mean that the same techniques always work effectively during sex with a partner.”

Jane Thomas: Author http://www.WaysWomenOrgasm.org and http://www.Nosper.com

WaysWomenOrgasm.org aims to inform and reassure women of all ages: both the site content and pictures are completely clean. The discussion is based on honesty not sexual ego and covers: sex drive, the role of fantasy and why orgasm from masturbation may always be different to orgasm from penetration.

Originally, foreplay was suggested as a solution to the inadequate clitoral stimulation provided by intercourse. Unfortunately, not only do women need clitoral stimulation to continue up to the point of orgasm but also, due to the sensitivity of the clitoris, it can be difficult for a man to provide the right kind of stimulation.

So when women ask about lack of orgasm today, experts suggest that they masturbate during sex. In fact, little is known about how successful women are with this approach in practice. To help improve our understanding, www.WaysWomenOrgasm.org invites women to share how they achieve arousal and orgasm with a partner.