Can YOU climax during intercourse? Watch “How to Orgasm with Your Husband,” a vintage but timeless clip from the "SEX CALLS" broadcast archives of The Dr. Susan Block Show (circa 1998) featuring internationally renowned sexologist and sex therapist Dr. Susan Block counseling a young wife named "Lauren."   Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality! Why is it that so many women can have orgasms with ease through solo sex, but not via intercourse with their partners? How can you integrate self-pleasure into lovemaking? How do you stop worrying about what society or your parents might think of your solo sex? Why do we often hold our breath during sex? How does breathing deeply *into* your pelvis help you to experience orgasm? How do kegel or pubococcygeus (PC muscle) exercises help? Why is it easier for most women to experience orgasm from clitoral stimulation than vaginal penetration? What are "eargasms," "toegasms," and "nipplegasms"? Why is the clitoris, the "pearl of the oyster,” somehow involved in almost any female genital orgasm? Other topics: fear of losing control; being patient with yourself and taking the time that you need, self-love embarrassment; sex as an art form, sex as a spiritual practice and sex as a team sport; "achieving" vs. experiencing orgasm; squeezing and releasing the pubococcygeus (kegel) muscles; why the idea that an orgasm from just penetration is somehow better than a clitoral orgasm just an "Old Husband's Tale"; the importance of lubrication and cunnilingus for female orgasm.  This is NOT a call with actual therapy clients; those are absolutely private and confidential. This is a caller on Dr. Block's Saturday night live show. For more information, call us at 626.461.5950. For more on this show, go to https://drsusanblockinstitute.com/orgasm-husband/  Have a question about marital sex? Or is there something else you need to talk about that you can't talk about anywhere else? Experience Phone Sex Therapy. Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime: 213-291-9497. We're here for you.