July 31st – Behind this date lies a really good reason to pause, take a deep breath, and remind ourselves of something small (or big): your pleasure has a place. A place of honor.
On this day, people around the world celebrate International Orgasm Day – a day that invites us, women and men alike, to check in with our intimacy, to consider how much space we allow for pleasure, and how well we truly know our own bodies.

But wait – why do we even need such a day?
The truth is, it all started in Brazil in the 1990s.
A small-town councilman from a city called Esperantina felt that there was too much talk about laws and the economy, and too little about one simple but essential thing – women’s sexual satisfaction.
So he decided to put it on the map – not as a provocative protest, but as a celebration of awareness, sexual health, and self-love.
What began as a local initiative quickly grew into a global event: lectures, campaigns, workshops, and – let’s be honest – some great sales on sex websites.

But behind all this lies one point worth pausing for – orgasm isn’t a bonus. It’s not a luxury. It’s yours.
Your body knows.
Orgasm is a completely natural physiological phenomenon.
During it, your brain releases hormones like oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin – the ones that reduce stress, improve your mood, promote deep sleep, and balance your hormonal system.
In other words, your body was built to enjoy – on the most biological level there is.

According to published research, 74% of women reported that after orgasm, they experience a deep emotional release and a sense of mental stability.
Want to sleep better? Handle a busy workday more easily? Reconnect with your partner?
Sometimes the answer lies right there – between the sheets.