Carly Wolfer

Carly Wolfer, a sex researcher and health educator currently pursuing her Ph.D., dives into the intriguing dynamics of sexual pleasure. She discusses why women pursue orgasms less than men, highlighting societal scripts and perceptions of support in relationships. The conversation covers the importance of mutual pleasure and effective communication to bridge the orgasm gap. Carly emphasizes shifting focus from individual goals to collaborative enjoyment, encouraging listeners to navigate their sexual experiences with openness and respect.

Carly Wolfer, a sex researcher and Ph.D. candidate, delves into the intriguing orgasm gap between women having sex with men versus women. She discusses how sexual scripts differ by partner gender, leading to increased pleasure when women are with women. Carly emphasizes the need for changes in sex education to enhance women’s sexual fulfillment and advocates for a shift towards equitable pleasure. Listeners will find insights on transforming societal norms and empowering sexual experiences for all.