climax – Is It OKAY To Fake It?

Many women pride themselves on their ability to convincingly fake an climax, thereby putting an end to less-than-satisfying s*x. One researcher at Temple University found recently that about 60 percent of women have feigned climax at least once.

But if you’re part of this majority, s*x counselor Ian Kerner says your acting skills are nothing to be proud of. Convincingly faking the big O just makes you a good liar.
There are plenty of reasons women pretend to be satisfied. Maybe it’s not happening for real because they’re tired, distracted, anxious or stressed out. Some women have pain during intercourse or have never experienced a climax, so they fake to put an end to an act that just isn’t that enjoyable. (Guys fake it too, by the way, and for the same reasons as women.)
Some experts say it’s OK to fake, but only on very rare occasions. Sexologist Isadora Alman compares it to throwing a frozen lasagna in the oven because you don’t feel like making dinner, or wearing the sameclothes you did yesterday because you don’t have time to shower. Thos