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Me and a couple of friends hooked up with a couple who has the kink of sharing. We were going at it throughout the entire weekend and the lady still wanted more, meanwhile the 4 of us could no longer get our dicks up.
Do women simply have unlimited orgasms or do they eventually lose their desire for more, like we dudes?
We never lose our desires. Our sexuality is usually repressed, because we are supposed to be good, pure, and innocent, and we don't like be labelled a slut if we enjoy sex.
Men would get so much more sex if we could be assured they won't gossip.
In my mind's eye, from just reading the title, I pictured a bored husband sitting in a corner on his phone and whose wife is hosting a baby shower and the all-lady guests going on and on. Hence his speechlessness. I feel duped!
Is that what happens, you lose the desire to keep going after an orgasm? I just always assumed you could just put it back in once you ejaculated, I've ejaculated multiple times the second/last time I masturbated but didn't orgasm any of the times I did so that might be why. It just felt like a half a second piss to me so I figured I would just put it back in over and over again if I were to ever do that during sex.
That was one of the early questions studied by Masters & Johnson on human sexuality.
Yes, woman can continue to orgasm over and over and over for as long as the testing was conducted.
While some of the methods that Masters & Johnson used have been found to be invalid by modern standards (and much of their research been duplicated using better standards) this is one of their studies that has stood the test of time - and been fully validated with better modern research methods.
One of the last books written by Mark Twain was titled "Letters from The Earth". It was written in the form of a series of letters from the archangel Satan to archangels Gabriel and Michael about the strange things Satan had discovered about humans. It's scathing about the absurdities of religion - particularly Christianity - and largely because of this Twain's daughter refused to allow it to be published in the years following her father's death. She only changed her mind around 50 years later.
One of the more amusing passages in the book is what Satan (actually Twain, of course) has to say about women's and men's sexuality. The language is rather flowery and a bit obscure because he knew it had to be for there to be any chance of publication, but what he means is clear.
“[Here is] a sample of man’s 'reasoning powers,' as he calls them. He observes certain facts. For instance, that in all his life he never sees the day that he can satisfy one woman; also, that no woman ever sees the day that she can’t overwork, and defeat, and put out of commission any ten masculine plants that can be put to bed to her. He puts those strikingly suggestive and luminous facts together, and from them draws this astonishing conclusion: The Creator intended the woman to be restricted to one man.”