How “regular sex” contributes to the gender gap in orgasms

There is a wealth of evidence that there is a gender gap in orgasms. The research on sexual practices and relationship contexts has shown that, during partnered, heterosexual sexual encounters, a lack of variation in sexual activities and an absence of clitoral stimulation are contributing to women having fewer orgasms than men. If it is widely known that sexual practices focused on clitoral stimulation increase women’s likelihood to orgasm, …