Yet highly satisfying sex doesn't have to be limited to penetration -- and doesn't even have to include it at all. Intercourse isn't everythingThis study found that only about 18% of women reported being able to climax during intercourse from vaginal penetration alone. Yet, many women still fake orgasm during intercourse, according to therapist Laurie Mintz, author of the new book "Becoming Cliterate." Many are greatly relieved when they learn that they are among the majority of women who engage in sexual intercourse." 'Outercourse' mattersThis term "outercourse" refers to sex that isn't intercourse and doesn't involve penetration.

Source: CNN August 28, 2017 08:37 UTC