Ahead of International Women’s Day on March 8, sexual wellbeing brand Durex disrupted a London screening of a football game, frustrating attendees by switching off the screen at ‘climactic’ moments, in a bid to highlight the ‘orgasm gap’ between men and women in the UK.
According to the research, sexually active women are four times less likely to say they always orgasm than a sexually active man (20% men say they always orgasm, versus 5% of women).
Women surveyed claimed to feel disappointed (22%) and frustrated (20%) while just over one in 10 (11%) say they feel nothing as they’ve grown used to it.
