You have to ask women preferably, I think.

Thanks Francisco for commenting! It is true that women avoid discussing sexual topics and that men feel obliged to answer on their behalf. If you know any women who might be willing to comment, please ask them to do so. Over many years of approaching the public on the topic, most women refuse to be explicit. They consider it either an embarrassing subject or they have zero interest. Men on the other hand ... are much more positive! This is why I have concluded that sex is primarily a male pleasure. Women offer it to facilitate emotional bonding and long-term relationships. They view female orgasm as associated with porn and male fantasies. They do not understand how sexual response works, which is hardly surprising since it is a characteristic of male reproductive function. Female orgasm is rare. My experience is that it only occurs when masturbating alone. This conclusion is hugely unpopular with men who want female orgasm to occur from intercourse. Hence Freud's political - not scientific - belief that women should orgasm from intercourse. This belief is supported to the present day for obvious reasons. Men of every generation want regular intercourse from women. Yet Kinsey noted that orgasm claims make no difference to intercourse frequencies. The idea that women should orgasm from intercourse seems to be an emotional and political belief rather than a scientific or logical one. Hence my eternal battle for some common sense.