I’ll be investigating other aspects of your love life in future posts. Less than one in five women indicated that 'sex that lasts a long time' made orgasms feel better. And one last thing: stamina is less important than you might think. More than half the women in the study said that spending time to build arousal, having a partner who knows what they like and emotional intimacy contributed to better orgasms. There are a few things that will get you by in the meantime. Which all just underscores the value of talking about sex with your partner. The women in the study showed a wide variety of preferences as a group, yet on an individual level tended to endorse a narrow range of techniques that they specifically enjoyed. The results show – unsurprisingly – that there's no one-size-fits-all when it comes to getting hot under the covers. Only 1 in 10 said they preferred firm pressure during stimulation. Something else most women agreed on: light to medium pressure on the genitals is best. That said, the results suggest that it's hard to go wrong in this department – 13 out of the 15 different patterns of stimulation given as options were endorsed by the majority of respondents. The least preferred pattern involved a partner putting extreme emphasis on one part of the motion – for instance, more pressure on the left side of the genitals. When the women were asked about what pattern of stimulation they enjoyed, most indicated that a repeated rhythmic motion was ideal. Around 5% preferred it when their partner avoided the clitoris altogether. Of those that preferred indirect stimulation, the majority preferred touching 'through the skin above the hood,' while a smaller number preferred touching 'through both lips pushed together (like a sandwich).' Fewer than 10% of women enjoyed stimulation to their mons pubis – the squishy area of tissue above the pubic bone. When asked about their ideal techniques, two thirds preferred direct clitoral stimulation. The majority of women said that some orgasms feel better than others, whereas 10.8% reckoned they all feel the same. An additional 36% said that clitoral stimulation wasn’t necessary, but made for a better orgasm. Their answers were revealing: More than 36% of women reported needing clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm, while less than a fifth reported that intercourse alone was sufficient.

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