What do men and women feel when they have orgasms?

　　Similarities and Differences between Men’s and Women’s Orgasms

　　After being sexually stimulated, both men's and women's genitals experience congestion of blood vessels.； Blood rushes into the organs, causing them to swell ； skin Redness, heart pounding, breathing heavier, muscles contracting regularly about eight-tenths of a second per second. The first few contractions are the most intense, and subsequent ones may be less regular and less intense. Brainwave patterns will change greatly, perceptual states will actually change, and orgasms can make people lose their mind.

　　Most people believe that a man's climax comes quickly, violently, and explosively, and a woman feels the ups and downs of excitement throughout her body.

　　Men and women describe orgasms

　　In describing the feeling of orgasm, both men and women wrote of a surge of mental tension, a heart that began to beat extremely fast, a "full-body arousal," an increasing trembling rhythm, explosions, and warmth and tranquility in the body. And both men and women have become extremely poetic: "The climax feels like heaven in a fiery hell."” ； “Orgasm is like jumping into a cool pool after hours of sweaty harassment” ； “The climax is like dumping garbage into a vast open green field on a clear day.”