You’ve heard the expression “fake it till you make it,” but would you believe that term applies to orgasms? According to new research from Journal of Sexual Archives, faking an orgasm can actually lead to having a real one. One reason is that when women pretend to cum, their partner becomes more excited, which actually leads the woman to become more excited too.
Researchers are chalking the phenomenon up to “elevated arousal,” which basically means that if you act out what you want to happen, sometimes it will. In other words, by reenacting an orgasm—heavy breathing, excited noises, body movements—you can help yourself to actually cum. As Daily Mail explains, “The theory behind this holds that by acting a certain way, the brain—or in this instance, the body—will follow.”
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