Sexual Health
How to improve the quality of sex? These elements make sexual intercourse more comfortable
Post Date September, 03 2023
Researchers conducted a questionnaire survey on sexual communication, sexual satisfaction, and verbal and nonverbal communication during sexual intercourse among 207 volunteers. For example, the recognition level of feeling nervous when wanting to have sex with a partner and feeling nervous when wanting to tell a partner about their sexual preferences. The participants answered the question of sexual confidence. For example, do you feel like a good partner? Do you have confidence in sexual skills?
The results indicate that communication during sexual intercourse can help improve sexual satisfaction. People with high sexual confidence have good sexual communication. Couples who dare not say they are sexy have poor sexual satisfaction.
When it comes to love, having fewer questions will improve the quality
According to reports, some men are passionate about sexual behavior, but women do not like it, which should attract the attention of lovers.
What do you think if a man asks during sexual intercourse? That can only indicate that he lacks confidence in himself. Surprisingly, frequent language communication makes it difficult for women to fully engage in sexual activity and achieve orgasm. Sometimes, some women also talk about family affairs during sex, and men immediately show impatience. After all, who is willing to consider fuel, rice, oil, and salt in passion?
Moreover, if you enjoy sex in this situation, your enthusiasm will lose hope and you may refuse to love your partner.
The expert's suggestion is to say more love words during sex, such as being sexy or feeling great, etc. This is a high performance trick.
In addition, using your fingers to satisfy your lover, drooling during kissing, and frequently changing sexual positions are not popular. Simply using fingers for a long time to raise important parts of a woman, which are too dry, may harm the capillaries of the female clitoris and cause discomfort such as pain. American sexologists also found that 58% of women do not like men who drool.
