Woman's orgasm is the sudden discharge of accumulated sexual tension resulting in rhythmic muscular contractions at the same time producing intense pleasurable sensations followed by rapid relaxation. It typically lasts for several seconds. Orgasm is also in part a psychological experience of pleasure and clearly focused mind on the personal experience. Reaching orgasm is often called climaxing, coming or cumming.
Orgasms vary from time to time and from person to person.
Although orgasm is often described as something explosive and amazing, making women to scream and moan, in most cases orgasms are mild, subtle, and less intense, but don't get me wrong, it does feel great. The differences in intensity of orgasms can be attributed to physical factors, such as fatigue and length of time since last orgasm, as well as to a wide range of psychosocial factors. The first few contractions are relatively intense and close together, occurring at slightly less than 1-second intervals. As orgasm continues, the contractions diminish in intensity and duration and occur at less frequent intervals. If a man inserts and keeps two fingers in her vagina while she climaxes, he can clearly feel the contractions around the fingers during her orgasm.