How does orgasm in the human male differ from orgasm in the female?
A) The female refractory period is longer than the male refractory period.
B) Blood vessel dilation and tissue congestion only occurs in the male.
C) The intensity of pleasure is far greater for the male.
D) The female can experience multiple orgasms during one sexual experience.
E) All of the choices are accurate distinctions.

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The female refractory period is shorter than the male refractory period, but the intensity of pleasure experienced varies by individual not by gender. Both males and females experience the dilation of blood vessels as arousal occurs. Males can experience one organism while females can experience multiple organisms.

How Does Orgasm in the Human Male Differ from Orgasm