Episode 10 | Part 2 of a Two-Part Series on Partnered OrgasmWhen a woman has difficulty orgasming with a partner, trying harder, repeatedly asking whether she is close, or taking her orgasm personally can create even more pressure.In this episode of The Orgasm Hour Q&A, Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill examines what partners can do that actually helps, including increasing their knowledge of female orgasm, developing better sexual skills, learning the stimulation that already works, listening without defensiveness, maintaining consistent rhythm and pressure, welcoming self-touch and vibrators, allowing sufficient arousal time, and understanding the importance of clitoral stimulation.We will also look at the research on orgasm pressure, sexual communication, faking orgasm, partner misperceptions, and the kinds of responses that can either create safety or make orgasm more difficult.You can support your partner by helping create the conditions that make pleasure, arousal, and flow more accessible. This includes bringing curiosity instead of assumptions, moving ego and self-judgment out of the bedroom, and recognizing that you do not have to know everything in advance. Knowledge, sexual skill, communication, effective stimulation, emotional safety, sufficient time, and freedom from pressure can all help make partnered orgasm more accessible..Live Tuesday, August 25 at 12:00 noon ET. This is for educational purposes only.#FemaleOrgasm #PartneredOrgasm #HowToHelpHerOrgasm #OrgasmDifficulty #SexualCommunication #ClitoralStimulation #CouplesSexualHealth #WomensSexualHealth #SexEducation #BecomingOrgasmic #Orgasmology #TheOrgasmHour #DrSuzanneMulvehill

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