Female orgasm tends to be just a little more complex and mysterious than male orgasm. All women are different, respond in different ways and in different situations, but there are certain generalisations that can be made. These are the case for a lot of women - but not all!

Generally, stroking the clitoris leads to a single orgasm, i.e., after a clit orgasm, she won't want another one (but that doesn't mean she won't want more sex). Clitoral orgasms are generally easier and more reliable to attain and a much higher percentage of women regularly use their clits to get to orgasm.

The G-spot, on the other hand, is more closely linked with multiple orgasms. The most common way to reach multiple orgasm, i.e., three, four, five or more orgasms, is through G-spot massage or stimulation.

Having said that, again, all women are different and it is possible to have multiple orgasm with the clit; some women do, but in general the clit yields one or maybe two orgasms. Also, some women don't enjoy having their clit stroked and much prefer sex or G-spot stroking.

The G-spot is connected to the brain by a different nerve pathway than the clitoris, and G-spot orgasms are often said to be deeper and fuller than clitoral ones. That's not to say that clitoral orgasms can't be incredible - they can be - just that G-spot orgasms are mostly reported to be more intense.

The G-spot also leads to Female Ejaculation. The are isolated reports of the clitoris being used to trigger female ejaculation, but generally it's the G-spot that will get you there.

All women have the capability and the anatomy for G-spot orgasm. Not very many women reach it only because they're not aware of it or haven't tried it. Or they may have come up against the 'pee feeling' without understanding that they won't actually pee, or they've tensed their PC muscle instead of relaxing it.

Now read all about how to use the G-spot for multiple orgasms and Female Ejaculation.