Female Intercourse Dream and Orgasm

Ejaculation accompanying sex dreams in the male is expressed by the term nocturnal emission or wet dream. By contrast there is no set term to express the female orgasm in sex dream. Consequently, many men assume that this phenomenon does not exist and women think it is abnormal. Although this phenomenon is experienced far less frequently by the female than in the case of the male, it would be rash to consider it abnormal.

Just as the male can have sex dreams without ejaculation, so the female sees sex dreams as a result of internal and external sexual stimulation. Kinsey reports that 90 percent of women dreamers dream of the opposite sex. Of the 90 per cent one-third dream of sexual intercourse, another third of petting and the remaining third have love dreams that do not concern any physical contact with the opposite sex.

This sharply contrasts with the male dreams, which almost always involve physical contact, notably sexual intercourse. The cause of female sex dreams also differs from that of the male's. Some women have such dreams after auto-erotic experiences, other after petting or intercourse, and a small remaining percentage after contact in homosexual love.

The incidence of male sex dreams is nearly 100 per cent, while the female rate is about 70 per cent. Most male sex dreams are accom-panied by ejaculation whereas 30 percent of the female sex dreams result in orgasm. The more her dream involves physical contact and sexual intercourse, the most she is likely to experience orgasm, particularly as she advances in age. Some statistics say a little less than 40 percent of women having wet dreams experience orgasm, but we may add that wet dreams are rarely seen among young, unmarried women. The female has orgasm in sex dreams far less frequently than the male, her frequency being three or four times a year at the most. As in orgasms resulting from sexual intercourse, those in dream accompany convulsion as well as mucous secretion.