Robert King

Dr. Robert King, a psychologist and professor at University College Cork, dives into the mysteries of the female orgasm and its evolutionary purpose. He discusses why women can have multiple orgasms while men typically cannot, and explores the complex predictors of female pleasure. King examines the significance of social influences on women's sexual desires and the role of anatomical systems in orgasmic experiences. Additionally, he critiques traditional views on female sexuality, advocating for a deeper understanding that includes female perspectives.

Dr. Robert King, a lecturer at University College Cork and expert in evolutionary psychology, delves into the fascinating world of female orgasm. He discusses why female pleasure has long been misunderstood and the evolutionary purpose behind it. The conversation explores the impact of scents on sexual compatibility, the complexities of clitoral anatomy, and the science behind different types of orgasms. King also addresses cultural perceptions and misconceptions about female sexual responses, making this an insightful and enlightening discussion on a rarely explored topic.

Robert King, psychology lecturer at University College Cork and author of Naturally Selective, studies human sexual behaviour through evolutionary lenses. He discusses the evolution and anatomy of female orgasm. He explores oxytocin, uterine contractions, female ejaculation and the clitoris. He also covers cultural variation, female–female competition, and why evolutionary ideas provoke resistance.