Scientists studied women's gait and found that they could judge with 81.25% accuracy whether a woman had recently experienced a vaginal orgasm simply by observing the movement of her hips as she walked. In the 2008 study, researchers filmed women walking in a natural setting and then later assessed their orgasm history through interviews and questionnaires. They evaluated specific features of pelvic and upper-body movement in the walking patterns. When they compared those movement patterns with the women’s reported sexual histories, they found a clear association between certain relaxed, fluid gait characteristics and recent vaginal orgasm.
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