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Anorgasmia is the lack of frequency of orgasms in sexual stimulation. By far this is a condition related to women, with an incidence of 5-10%. I have written a book on sexual stimulation in marriage, Sexuality in Marriage After Fifty, but despite increased stimulation, some women have difficulty with achieving a satisfactory orgasm.

The purpose of the book is to increase the wife’s sexual stimulation. Around fifty is the age when men begin obtaining either testosterone replacement or trying erectile dysfunction drugs. Over the next twenty years many others will try them. In all the motivation is dissatisfaction with sex. Usually it is the husband who is unhappy with his erections, which means he is unhappy with his orgasms. Around this time the wife is usually undergoing hormonal changes which can also cause various disruptions in the couples sex life.

This book is a guidance to adult women regarding sexuality, anatomy, and relationships. I have written a the book, Sexuality in Marriage After Fifty, which deals with the rising incidence of gray divorce, that is divorce in older, long-married couples. This is related to the rising prescriptions of erectile dysfunction drugs and supplemental testosterone.

The purpose of the book is to increase the wife’s sexual stimulation. The most rapidly growing category of divorce are those marriages in which the couple is older, and the marriage has lasted several years. This has coincided with our increasing use of erectile dysfunction drugs and supplemental testosterone in the husband of these marriages.

The male orgasm is straightforward, and we consider rhythmic pelvic contractions such as those associated with ejaculation to be an orgasm. There are various degrees of orgasm related to the level of pelvic stimulation. You really cannot measure the feelings of wellbeing. We know that different hormones seem to be released which have various psychological effects during orgasm, but we are interested in practical sex. Your husband knows when he has an orgasm, and so does any close observer. Almost every time a man has sex, he has an orgasm.