Autosexual: Meaning, Self-Attraction, and Sexual Identity
Autosexual describes a person who experiences sexual attraction toward themselves, sometimes alongside attraction to other people or partnered sexuality.
Sensate Focus: Touch-Based Sex Therapy and Sexual Awareness
Sensate focus is a structured touch exercise used in sex therapy to reduce performance pressure and strengthen bodily awareness, communication, and intimacy.
Pleasure-Centered Sex Education: Sexual Health, Arousal, and Well-Being
Pleasure-centered sex education teaches about desire, arousal, intimacy, communication, and positive sexual well-being alongside health and risk prevention.
Pleasure Equality: Equal Sexual Satisfaction, Attention, and Value
Pleasure equality is the principle that every person’s sexual pleasure, comfort, satisfaction, and well-being deserve equal consideration.
Sexual Pleasure: Arousal, Enjoyment, Orgasm, and Intimacy
Sexual pleasure is the enjoyable physical, emotional, psychological, or relational experience associated with sexual activity, touch, fantasy, or intimacy.
Pleasure Mapping: Exploring Touch, Sensation, and Sexual Enjoyment
Pleasure mapping is the intentional exploration of body areas, sensations, touch styles, emotions, and conditions that feel pleasurable, neutral, or uncomfortable.
Orgasm Gap: Gender Differences, Sexual Scripts, and Pleasure Equality
The orgasm gap is the difference in how often people from different genders, orientations, relationships, or sexual situations experience orgasm.
Simultaneous Orgasm: Shared Climax, Timing, and Sexual Pleasure
Simultaneous orgasm occurs when two or more sexual partners experience orgasm at approximately the same time during shared sexual activity.
Multiple Orgasm: Repeated Climax, Arousal, and Sexual Response
Multiple orgasm is the experience of having two or more orgasms during the same period of sexual activity, often with only a brief pause between them.
Orgasmic Latency: Time to Orgasm, Influences, and Sexual Response
Orgasmic latency is the amount of time between the beginning of defined sexual stimulation and the occurrence of orgasm.