

Great to see Irish people discussing sex in an open as part of @durex’s #OrgasmsForAll. These women were particularly loud #advert pic.twitter.com/VwlHMHBQ6y
— Jennifer Zamparelli (@JenniferMaguire) April 10, 2017
This was a good start to the day #OrgasmsForAll pic.twitter.com/bpGVJChpqN
— Maria Mealiffe (@MariaMealiffe) April 5, 2017
The research, which was carried out in January 2017 amongst 2,104 Irish adults, also found that an incredible 22% of women say they never orgasm through sex, with a further 23% saying they wouldn’t expect to if their partner already has, which we think is unacceptable. Speaking about the movement, Jennifer Zamparelli said: “The women of Ireland have spoken, they’re fed up with current levels of bedroom inequality and believe that they too should experience frequent earth-shattering orgasms. It’s time we get real with our partners, who believe we are reaching orgasm through sex 75% of the time, and start talking to them about how best to conquer the pleasure gap together.” The key to solving the issue seems to lie in discussion. While almost half (49%) of women are not satisfied with how intensely they orgasm with their partner, few are willing to actually talk about it. So, ladies get talking and start the conversation. Your sex life will thank you for it. https://polldaddy.com/poll/9707526/ This article is brought to you by Durex.
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