Sexual tension in the initial stage increases more slowly in women than men, frequently taking 20 or 25 minutes but, on average, 15 minutes. The more varied and stimulating the foreplay, the more rapidly a woman passes through this initial arousal phase. Her pleasure then rises in a parallel and step-wise fashion with the thrusting of the penis within her vagina. If direct stimulation of the clitoris is maintained simultaneously throughout this period, a woman can proceed quickly to the point of orgasm. After orgasm there is a slow and gradual return to normality often extending up to half an hour. During this resolution phase, the breasts return to their normal size and the swelling of the labia diminishes.

Woman’s experience-With penetration and the man’s thrusting movements, her pleasure increases in step-wise fashion and she proceeds to orgasm.

The woman becomes fully aroused more slowly than the man during foreplay. Tension increases until the plateau phase, when she longs to be penetrated.

After the climax, a woman’s return to normality is slow and gradual, unlike a man’s. Sometimes she can delay this phase and remain at least at plateau stage, experiencing multiple orgasms if further stimulated.

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