Thread by @sheilagregoire

Can I we talk about orgasms, and the numbers 48 and 33?

A thread.

In our survey of 20,000 married (predominantly Christian) women, we found that 48% of women almost always or always reach orgasm during sex, while 33% never do, rarely do, or do so intermittently.

(for numbers geeks who are bugged right now, the other 19% reach climax often).

I'd like to say two things to that 33%.

First, you are not alone. So many women struggle with this! Orgasm is complex. There's a mental component & a physical component, and sometimes things don't line up well.

You are not broken. You aren't missing a "pleasure gene".

But second, and even more important: Many of the women in that 48% were once in the 33%.

Many women who now reach orgasm regularly once struggled with it, like Charlotte who took 26 years of marriage to reach a breakthrough, or Natalie, who took 8 years to learn to let go.

I don't want you to take 8 years or 26 years. I'd like to help right now! That's what our new Orgasm Course does. Covering all the latest research, it helps you unlock desire, figure out what's holding you back, and learn how to reach climax!

tolovehonorandvacuum.com/the-orgasm-cou…

And we've got a men's component to the course, too, so that they'll learn what the #1 belief is that can stop their wives from reaching climax, and how they can make sure they're pushing the right buttons. So to speak.

This is a huge passion of mine. I want Christian marriages to have passionate sex. I don't want women wondering if they're broken.

Orgasm may be elusive.

But that doesn't mean it's permanently elusive.

Check out the Orgasm Course! tolovehonorandvacuum.com/the-orgasm-cou…