Multiple Os

Based on you experience, name you own orgasm typologies. In this universe, you do not know about the typologies described in literature, blogs, books, and other media. About the Question Above is a question regarding the conceptualization of orgasm typology, to which there are no right or wrong answers. This is a direction that orgasmology

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If you throw as many conceptual frameworks as possible and mediums of expressions at the decoder of a sexual experience, will they be able to approximately conceptualize and express your experience? Several modern and ancient mathematicians have used the method of exhaustion, or proof by exhaustion, to approximate areas of shapes and curves on a

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While working on my literature review for my latest project, I stumbled upon an excellent article and a body of sexual script theory literature. Donald Mosher’s Script Theory and Human Sexual Response: A Glossary of Postulates, Corollaries, and Definitions highlights many of the scripts that are commonly used in individual’s behavior and decision-making as it

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After a year of searching for an art-based methodology besides, abstract art and other art, that would allow the novice artist to express where they feel sensation and map their body, I found a method that is both viable and looks professional. In their art paper, Hau, Bardzell, and Bardzell (2023) provide an embodied embroidery

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Wade (2021) describes the varieties of spiritual states that people report through sex. Altered state phenomenon include kundalini, merging with the partner, unio mystica, transports, out-of-body experience, one with nature, trespass, shapeshifting, the third presence, visions, past lifes, the void, clairsentience, telepathy, channeling, deity possession, boundlessness, and gender bending (Wade, 2021). The PDF is open-source

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One way orgasm typology is done in the literature is by putting adjectives to contractile patterns. While I believe subjective feeling should determine the typology, typologies that involve contractions can be added to the subjective description: an explosive anal orgasm with type B contractions. Recently, the Lioness vibrator records contraction data. With this contraction data,

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Conceptual engineering is the process of analyzing and improving concepts and their systems to enhance clarity, coherence, and effectiveness in various domains through critical evaluation and modification. Conceptual engineers aim to address problems like ambiguity, inconsistency, and inadequacy, contributing to intellectual progress and improved problem-solving. Wakil (2021) argues for the need of conceptual engineering for

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Words and phrases themselves and their usages are conceptualizations of phenomenon. Words, phrases, metaphors, and metonymies stand as these linguistic conceptualizations. The word “orgasm” varies and has similarities in linguistic conceptualizations across cultures. Based on the conceptual metaphors, conceptual metonymies, and related concepts of orgasm, Chiang and Chiang’s (2016) Behold, I am Coming Soon! A

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Today I realized something that nuanced a previous understanding I had while reading What makes the Difference between Female Orgasmic Experiences? Analyzing the Distinctions between Women with Multi-Orgasmic, Single-Orgasmic or Anorgasmic Experiences. I realized that multiorgasmic females are not always more explorative than mono- or preorgasmic females. Previous literature has shown that sexual exploration and

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One of the last studies that Umit Sayin published synthesizes many of the key findings from his previous work on female extended sexual response. It is also open source, so for those who do not have access to databases, this is accessible for you: https://www.academia.edu/26346304/ESR_Tantra_and_the_Limits_of_Female_Potential_ESR_TANTRA_AND_THE_L%C4%B0M%C4%B0TS_OF_FEMALE_POTENT%C4%B0AL_RSE_TANTRA_Y_LOS_L%C3%8DM%C4%B0TES_DEL_POTENC%C4%B0AL_FEMEN%C4%B0NO?email_work_card=title While this work does a great job with covering aspects

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Here’s an interest article that really highlights the power of imagination in the phenomenon of the phantom penis. A takeaway for me is the power of the mind and imagination in orgasm. In addition to trans men, I am aware of some cis females, including my play partner, who report orgasms, whether under scientific or

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What is the appropriate combination of holistic approaches for research? This is a question that has so plagued my daily internal monologue for the last year. I want to focus on case studies specifically, as they can have the most individualized detail. Here’s my tentative conclusion: For case studies, one should select, at minimum, one

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While reading a Feb. 2023 study called Women’s Experiences of Different Types of Orgasms—A Call for Pleasure Literacy?, I had an epiphany of an previously-unrecognized-by-me elephant in a room: the clitoral versus vaginal orgasm debate is incredibly reductionistic! As the authors of the study indicate, “the oversimplified reduction of orgasmic experiences being ‘all clitoral,’ a

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I wanted to share some resources that I found regarding misconception about the male super-O typology/description. See my previous post on female and male super-O typology here. The term super-O has been increasing in usage with the growth of the Aneros community, a forum for a company that sells a prostate massager. Users may consider

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“Sex Research” by Michael Wiederman provides an excellent overview of the following questions: Wiederman also covers some things the sex researcher needs to think about in their career as a researcher, the importance of sex researchers in society, how the media tends to portray sex research, stigmas in sex research, and more. The article is

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Very few studies have considered segmenting individuals by orgasm threshold. In one study, Umit Sayin uniquely categorized females by how they responded to a vibrator that vibrates at different frequencies: GROUP-A (Moon women): Women who can achieve clitoral orgasms by means of very low stimulation frequency (25-40 Hz). They can even attain orgasms by very

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Based on descriptions of super orgasms reported by clitoris-owners and penis-owners, individuals tend to describe super orgasms as subjectively different, more powerful, or “more” in some way than that particular individuals’ other or average orgasms.   I hypothesize that each orgasm typology might have its so-called super orgasm, perhaps based on each individual’s rating system

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Less some medical occurrences, individuals of all sexes and all genders—trans, cisgender, and more—have an anus, a genital-region homolog. Some of these individuals have reported experiencing an anal orgasm. What does this mean for literature and research? Anal orgasms, like many other orgasm typologies occurring on, in, around, or from shared body parts among all

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In the Textbook of Clinical Sexual Medicine (p. 39-51), Roy Levin provides their own iteration of a sexual response model for penis-owners and details a thorough history of sexual response models from Moll’s 1912 model to Masters and Johnson’s Four Phases of Sexual Response to dual control models and more. Levin’s “Sexual Man” complex flow

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Blended orgasms are mysterious. Many questions remain unanswered and under-investigated in scholarly literature. The answers might vary from individual to individual. Unlike simple phenomenon, such a complex phenomenon cannot have a complete definition, only a more or less adequate one. “Blended orgasm” has many definitions. Here’s my attempt at defining “blended orgasm.” I had difficulty

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Little is known about the messages southern Black females receive about masturbation. Most past research involving Black clitoris-owners have focused on prevention of STDs and pregnancy. Researcher Shameka Thorpe et al. (2022) examined the messages Black women receive about masturbation and the sources of these messages in the article, which is conceptualized in this model.

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In the world of painting, chiaroscuro involves balancing light and shade to create depth and contrast throughout the whole composition. Chiaroscuro is a combination of two words: chiaro (meaning “clear”or “bright”) and scuro (meaning “obscure”’ or “dark”). Different ratios of chiaro and scuro can change the result and the feel of the painting. Chiaroscuro can

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Umit Sayin (2019), a professor and researcher at the Istanbul University Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences, created a scale for classifying clitoris-owners’ extended sexual response. The staircase model, shown here or here, ranges from experiences of “anorgasmia” to experiences of “extreme peak experience of more powerful ‘super orgasms.’” This chart provides the more

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How can one write a how-to guide that’s intended to be a resource for another person’s orgasmic experience? Is a guide even an adequate modality? What makes a person qualified to write a guide? A sex educator? A sex researcher? A doctor? A person with a lot of sexual experience? Anyone? Should qualifications even be

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For clitoris owners, not being able to orgasm has been called “dysfunctional” by many sexologists. Many factors in one’s ecosystem intersect to continue, preserve, and reinforce this view. An important part is an intersection between the problem-based approaches of modern medicine and the equating of the complex, diverse experience clitoris- and penis-owner orgasms and Master

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It’s now 12:50 am. I’m tired. I’ve been reading too late into the night again. But “there’s always time for a quickie,” I thought. “I can head to bed around 1:00 am.” I’m sober for this session. No alcohol. No weed. I want this session to reflect my average nighttime quickie. I plan to report

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In this guide, I hope to provide some additional insight and techniques for what is termed in the literature as “male multiple orgasms” (hereafter referred to as penis-owner multiple orgasms). Currently, much is unknown about penis-owner multiple orgasms. After talking to some of the top researchers on the topic, I have learned more about what

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Study – Using Photo-Elicitation to Capture Experiences of Malay Women with Sexual Dysfunction When words fail to convey how you are feeling, sometime other mediums of expression are needed. Sometimes researchers incorporate photographers into their research. This methodology is called photo voice and photo-elicitation. The Handbook of Social Inclusion discusses a study entitled “Photo-Elicitation for

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Elusive Terms for the Elusive Phenomenon of Orgasm As mentioned in other posts on r/MultipleOs (https://www.reddit.com/r/MultipleOs/comments/100sjbb/complexity_of_orgasm_from_an_ecological/), orgasm is a complex phenomenon that is very difficult to define. What occurs when one orgasms is also a challenge (See https://www.reddit.com/r/MultipleOs/comments/1036f9d/study_an_orgasm_is_who_defines_what_an_orgasm_is/). Orgasm itself is described in various ways. People tend to fall into three groups.       Group 1 prefers

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Study – “Brain Activity Unique to Orgasm in Women: An fMRI Analysis” Head movement has been a problem for participants during functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) analysis. Keeping one’s head still is difficult, especially during orgasm. This study is one of the first to reduce head movement to 1.3 mm. The head movement was reduced

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