Carlos Sierra, Juan , Ortiz, Ana , Calvillo, Cristobal , ARCOS ROMERO, ANA ISABEL
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Rev. Int. Androl.
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01/04/2021
000632825300004
Background and objective: The subjective orgasm experience refers to the evaluation of sensations caused by orgasm from a psychological approach. The objective of this study was to examine the subjective orgasm experience in the context of solitary masturbation taking into account sex and age, as welt as to compare this experience with perceived experience in the context of a sexual relations.\n Material and methods: The sample was composed of 874 heterosexual adults from the general Spanish population (441 men [50.5%], 433 women [49.5%]). It was distributed into two age ranges: 18-34 and 50-93 years. Participants completed a survey composed of a Background questionnaire and the Spanish version of the Orgasm Rating Scale.\n Results: It was shown that sex (p <.001) and age (p <.001) influence subjective orgasm experience in the context of solitary masturbation. Women and young people showed greater intensity. Furthermore, significant differences in the subjective orgasm experience between the context of solitary masturbation and the context of a sexual relations were found. It was estimated as more intense in a sex -with -partner context.\n Conclusions: The subjective orgasm experience in the context of solitary masturbation is different to the one experienced in the context of a sexual relationship, being more intense in women and in young people. (C) 2019 AsociaciOn Espanola de Andrologla, Medicina Sexual y Reproductiva. Published by Elsevier Espana, S.L.U. All rights reserved.
Subjective orgas; experience; Masturbation; Sexual relationship; Sex; Age