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10 curiosities that surely you did not know
Even if you consider yourself a total sexual expert, there's always something new to learn. From all the amazing ways it can improve your health to the downright exotic things that happen during the act.
So, to discover a little more about this physical activity, we bring you 10 curiosities that will not leave you indifferent:
How long does it take men to ejaculate?
Although it depends on many factors and can vary from time to time, it takes an average of 7 to 12 minutes for a man to reach orgasm and ejaculate. But the general range is wide, from less than a minute to more than half an hour. Premature ejaculation can be considered when it occurs before 5 minutes.Women get erections too.
Women actually get erections on their genitals, and while they're less noticeable than men's, they're just as important. The clitoris is made up of the same cavernous erectile tissue as the penis, which expands and fills with blood when aroused.
Spot G exists, except that it is not a point but a zone.
G-spot is a misnomer, since what we think of as the 'spot' is not a discrete anatomical entity. Instead, it is an area of the urethral sponge that is very sensitive for many people. But bodies and arousal are complex, and there is no foolproof technique, or even an erogenous zone, that will work for everyone.
Men can orgasm without ejaculating.
Orgasm and ejaculation are two distinct physiological responses in men. While ejaculation usually coincides with an orgasm, the two occur in quick succession, the orgasm coming shortly before ejaculation and tapering off.
75 percent of women do not reach orgasm with intercourse.
Many people worry that there is something terribly wrong if the female partner is unable to orgasm during intercourse. But it's not only totally normal, it's also true for the vast majority of women. Three quarters of women need direct clitoral stimulation, either with their hands, a toy or a special position in order to reach orgasm. To improve your chances: Science says the best time to have sex is right before bed.
The penis and vagina account for less than 10 percent of erogenous zones.
The whole body is capable of producing arousal, pleasure and stimulation; so making sex focus solely on the genitals can create "performance pressure." So instead of focusing directly on the genitals, spend time exploring your entire body, including your limbs and torso.
Going directly to the genitals is not always pleasurable and, in many cases, is the cause of unsatisfactory sex; so allow yourself to explore your body and that of your companion, and you will discover a new world of sensations.
You can have an STD and not know it.
STDs can be tricky, so even if you think you know your body pretty well and are careful who you sleep with, you can still get one of these dangerous infections. Too many people forget the fact that STDs don't always present with obvious telltale symptoms. That's why it's so important that all sexually active adults get screened regularly.
Sex doesn't have to include an orgasm.
The idea that sex should lead to orgasm can be a very damaging thought for people of all genders and sexualities, putting undue pressure on them and can cause anxiety, the two enemies of sexual pleasure. Sex is meant to be pleasurable, but there are many ways to find pleasure in sexual intercourse without orgasming." Removing the pressure of always reaching the climax can help to have. We talk more about sex, but less about having it.
The lack of an erection does not mean that there is no arousal.
Today the myth persists that a penis must remain erect to show interest. Sex that is focused on pleasure is likely to explore many different types, including massages and cuddling. An erection by itself doesn't mean it's a good time to have sex, and it's not the only indicator that a man is aroused; there are many other indicators, in case of doubt, the best option is to communicate.
Sex increases your immunity to pain.
Besides the obvious physical pleasure... Sex can be an aid to pain relief. During states of arousal and orgasm, the hypothalamus in the brain releases oxytocin, the feel-good hormone. Researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey found that this increase in oxytocin can help reduce pain felt by women, especially during menstruation. Another study published in the Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine found that oxytocin in men can halve the perception of pain.
Spend some time each day enjoying all its benefits; Explore and have fun to fully enjoy what it has to offer!
Knowing all the benefits of having sex and masturbating, how can you resist exploring new facets with a good erotic massage, right?
