Male Orgasm

For men, prolonged stimulation through foreplay (directly stimulating erogenous zones before kissing, caressing, and intercourse) or caressing (during masturbation) can lead to full sexual arousal and eventual ejaculation. The methods of sexual arousal include masturbation, vaginal, anal, or oral sex, or non-penetrative sexual activities.

Penis

For men, the most common way to achieve orgasm is through physical stimulation of the penis.

According to a survey by SeekHeart, 56.3% of participants habitually reach orgasm by stimulating the shaft of the penis.

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Anal

Both men and women can achieve an anal orgasm by stimulating the anus and its surrounding nerve endings through activities like anal sex.

According to a survey by SeekHeart, 13.8% of participants habitually reach orgasm through anal stimulation.

Glans Penis

The glans is rich in nerve tissue and is the most sensitive erogenous zone for men and the main source of sexual pleasure. Moderate stimulation of the glans can make men climax and ejaculate.

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Penile Frenulum

The frenulum of the penis has a large number of nerve endings and is the most sensitive and sexually responsive part of the penis, followed by the glans, body of the penis and scrotum. Methods that apply pressure or friction to the frenulum include friction, vibration, etc., which can trigger orgasm.

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Scrotum and Testicles

During sexual arousal, the scrotum will tighten and thicken during penile erection. By stroking or lightly stimulating the scrotum and testicles, men can obtain multiple pleasures. Like the scrotum, the testicles are packed with nerve endings just waiting to be explored.

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Prostate Orgasm

The prostate is located next to the rectum, so men can moderately stimulate the prostate to produce sexual pleasure by inserting themselves into the anus. This stimulation is mainly achieved by indirectly stimulating the prostate through the penis, fingers or other objects entering the rectum through the anus.

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