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"Previous research has indicated that women are most likely to have vaginal orgasms in committed, monogamous relationships, but Harvard University&amp;#039;s Department of Psychiatry has taken these conclusions to the next level. They surveyed 13,484 heterosexual college women on their orgasmic frequencies and linked it with the number of times they&amp;#039;d been with the same partner, finding that even outside committed relationships, the more a woman had sex with the same partner, the more likely it was that she would have an orgasm during sex. According to the chart of findings on HuffPo, if it&amp;#039;s her first time with a new partner, she has a 32 percent chance of vaginal orgasm; at 1 to 2 previous hookups, 35 percent; 3 to 5 previous hookups, 40 percent, and 6 or more previous hookups, 51 (!) percent. Furthermore, the odds of a woman having an orgasm with a partner she wanted to have a relationship, at 45 percent, rang in higher than the odds of having one with a partner she didn&amp;#039;t want a relationship with, at 37 percent.  Follow Anna on Twitter. Photo Credit: Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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