It has been proven that 65-95% of women have never experienced a vaginal orgasm. There are many different factors that could be the cause of this such as medications that are being taken, lack of knowledge of the body on both parties, and psychological apprehensions. Whatever the case, many women need to know that if they have never experienced an orgasm, more than likely it is not because there is something wrong with their bodies.
             As you know, women's bodies are complicated and the fact that almost everything works on chemicals doesn't help. So what happens when you add medications to something that already runs on chemicals? You get chemical reactions. Researchers have found that antibiotics, asprin, and other medications can affect the chemical responsible for the sex drive. So ladies, the next time you go through that medicine cabinet, think twice about what you're taking!
             Another reason that many women can't achieve a vaginal orgasm is because of the lack of knowledge of both men and women about our bodies. When I asked a few of my friends what and where the G-spot was, most knew what it was but couldn't tell me anything else about it. The G-spot is a bundle of nerve endings located at the front of the pelvis. It can be found by inserting a finger into the vagina and making a "come here" motion.
             A lot of women don't know that most of the nerve endings are at the opening of the vagina, not inside, which means that it takes knowledge of your own body to find what feels best for you. Men, more than likely, are not going to know exactly what to do, when to do it and how fast or hard to do it. Sometimes it can be something as simple as placing a pillow beneath your butt to get a certain angle, or trying a new position to get deeper penetration, and other times it may be that your ma
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