Abstract Purpose of Review Studies have consistently found that there is a gendered
orgasm gap, with men experiencing orgasm more frequently than women in heterosexual …

Introduction Since the millennium we have witnessed significant strides in the science and
treatment of female sexual dysfunction (FSD). This forward progress has included (i) the …

Objective: Various sources of evidence suggest that men and women differ in their
experience of sexual pleasure. Such gender differences have been attributed to men's …

There is a notable gap between heterosexual men and women in frequency of orgasm
during sex. Little is known, however, about sexual orientation differences in orgasm …

The Tenacity of the Couple-Norm explores the ongoing strength and insidious grip of couple-
normativity across changing landscapes of law, policy and everyday life in four contrasting …

Passion and sexual satisfaction typically diminish in longer-term relationships, but this
decline is not inevitable. We identified the attitudes and behaviors that most strongly …

Solitary and partnered sexuality are typically depicted as fundamentally similar, but
empirical evidence suggests they differ in important ways. We investigated how women's …

Previous research revealed a gap in orgasm frequency between men and women, with
women orgasming less frequently than men. Because female orgasms are rooted partially in …

According to a “mating market” approach, people with desirable traits have a stronger
“bargaining hand” and can be more selective when choosing partners. We examined how …

The “orgasm gap” refers to the finding that cisgender men, on average, have more orgasms
than cisgender women during heterosexual partnered sex. In the current research, we …