Clitoral G-spot Cervical Nipple Anal Penile Blended Orgasm stigma The definition of an orgasm is rather nebulous. In less sexy terms, it’s stages of increased heart rate, genital muscle contractions, and increased fluid. Medically, it’s described as “rhythmic stimulation of body parts with high concentration of sensory receptors.” But we think the best way to describe it is a release of tension, like letting out a really satisfying sigh. The size and intensity of one orgasm might be completely different from the next, depending how you happen to be feeling that day and what part(s) of your body is being stimulated. After all, we can’t really expect a vaginal orgasm to look or feel the same as a nipple one, right? Get comfy as we dive into the facts on how orgasms feel and happen, because there’s so much to explore outside of what we were(n’t) taught in school or on network TV. 1. Clitoral orgasm: The most dependable chap This is all about stimulating the glans clitoris, which visi...