The phrase "ability to reach orgasm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to sexual health, psychology, or personal experiences regarding sexual function.
Example: "Understanding the factors that influence the ability to reach orgasm can help improve sexual satisfaction for many individuals."
Alternatives: "capacity for orgasm" or "potential to achieve orgasm".
Less than 10 per cent were aware that the surgery could decrease the length of their penis, while even fewer knew that their ability to reach orgasm could change, or that they would experience pain during sex.
"If a woman is dealing with breast cancer, her ability to reach orgasm is not the most important thing in her life at that moment," said Dr. Jill M. Wood, an instructor in women's studies at Penn State.
But the team's follow-up report on women, published in 1953, surveyed 2,727 women, and the researchers found that 2 percent of the interviewees — 54 women — reported an ability to reach orgasm by "fantasy alone".
The ASEX rates sex drive, arousal, vaginal lubrication/penile erection, ability to reach orgasm, and satisfaction from orgasm.
ASEX is a 5-item rating scale that quantifies sex drive, arousal, penile erection/vaginal lubrication, ability to reach orgasm, and satisfaction from orgasm.
Goldstein et al. [ 28] found a significant worsening only in the domain score of orgasmic function, suggesting that TVT can adversely affect the women's ability to reach orgasm.
I wonder if, while thrusting, you're actually sufficiently aroused to reach orgasm?
About 30% also report being unable to reach orgasm regularly during lovemaking.
After that, the hope is, it would take just the "slightest touch" to reach orgasm.
"It is almost impossible for me to reach orgasm," she explains in "Jealousy," "in the presence of a witness".
As evidence, she points to widespread sexual malaise among Western women, who complain of fading libido and an inability to reach orgasm, despite a surfeit of opportunities.
