Much has been written about the "clitoral" and the "vaginal" orgasm.What has research shown?

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Research has shown that physiologically there is no difference between the clitoral and vaginal orgasm. The clitoris has been shown to be the primary source of female sexual pleasure, but stimulation of the clitoris can lead to orgasm through penile-vaginal intercourse, which is often referred to as a vaginal orgasm. The idea of separate "clitoral" and "vaginal" orgasms is a cultural construct and not based on scientific evidence.

Much Has Been Written About the "Clitoral" and the "Vaginal