Cara Delevingne. Foto: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Mon/David M. Benett
Jakarta –
Studies reveal disparities in satisfaction often occur in sexually active couples. Often it is men who get satisfaction first while women’s sexual needs have not been fully met.
That fact makes Cara Delevingne concerned, because women do not get the same sexual satisfaction with men. For that, this supermodel as well as the actress intends to donate her orgasm.
“There is a very significant gap between genders when it comes to orgasms. Researchers say that 95 percent of normal men have orgasms during penetrative sex, but only 65 percent of women experience the same thing,” said Cara Delevingne in the documentary series ‘Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne’, which aired on Hulu and BBC.
To donate an orgasm, this 30-year-old model visits a hospital in Germany, where she will masturbate to climax. Blood sample Cara Delevingne before and following the climax will be taken examined to see any chemical reactions that caused the orgasm.
“I’m here to orgasm and contribute to science. I think women’s sex drive is really suppressed,” he said.
“In the 21st century men and women should have equal sexual satisfaction, right?” he continued.
During orgasm, humans secrete endocannabinoids, compounds that help reduce anxiety, induce euphoria and increase pleasure. This investigation was carried out to find out why men orgasm more easily than women by examining these compounds.
The results of his own research will be announced in the premiere of ‘Planet Sex’ on Thursday (1/12/2022). From the analysis the researcher will see how many levels of endocannabinoids are present in the blood Cara Delevingne.
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