What’s orgasm?

Question

Does it mean something has to come out?

Answer

An orgasm is the release of the tension and stress that builds up in your muscles and brain during sexual stimulation.

It happens in waves of pleasure, contractions and sometimes heat, radiating outwards from your genitals (most often starting as a sparkle in your clitoris). It lasts a few seconds. It starts strong and weakens until it disappears.
You may shake or spasm uncontrollably, your hands may grasp, your legs and feet may stiffen, your back may arch, you may grunt or make other noises. These are all a part of normal orgasmic response for a woman, but it is not required to have an orgasm, and by itself, without the intense pleasure, it is not an orgasm.
Afterwards you may feel happy, relaxed, content, satisfied, often sleepy and sometimes even radiating or glowing. Some orgasms are weak, some are strong, some are short, some lasts longer. You may shake or spasm during your orgasm, or just before the start of an orgasm.
Most women can feel the orgasmic contractions in their pelvic floor when they rest a finger tip lightly on their anus.
Squirting or female ejaculation or releasing any fluids is not an orgasm by itself.

Answer

Orgasm is when your reach maximum sexual pleasure and no with a female orgasm nothing usually comes out, we don’t ejaculate like men do

What’s orgasm?

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