Everyone has a
different idea of what sex should be like, and with ideas come expectations.
Some women do not enjoy sex as they overthink things and lose concentration.
They do not know how to let loose and indulge in the process of mind and body
stimulation.
Sex does not only
entail sexual intercourse but the process seduction and foreplay, woman want to
be tempted to want to have sex, we like to know that men find us not just
physically attractive but emotionally attractive as well and that they would do
anything to cater to our every need and demand. And that entices a woman to
want more and in some cases, reach an orgasm.
Studies show that 3
out 10 women have never had an orgasm or have had one without even knowing it.
Anorgasmia occurs in 10% of women, primarily (they have never experienced),
secondarily (orgasm was once experienced in the past), global: (no sort of
stimulation has caused an orgasm), situational (orgasm has been experienced in
certain sexual situations).
These are some of the
myths surrounding female orgasm:
Myth: A woman who cannot
reach an orgasm cannot reproduce.
Fact: The
reproduction of women does depend on whether or not she reaches an orgasm; some
women do fall pregnant without having an orgasm. It mainly depends on the
ovulation period of a woman if she can fall pregnant.
Myth: A woman who
does not orgasm does not enjoy sex.
Fact: Women enjoy the
closeness of intimacy; not reaching an orgasm does not mean their sex life
lacks anything, or that their partner is not skillful or nurturing.
(Courtesy of: http://www.everydayhealth.com/conditions/sexual-health)
80% women do not
reach an orgasm through intercourse alone, because most sex positions do not
stimulate the clitoris directly but through other kinds of stimulation a woman
can reach her peak, like engaging in oral sex or using a vibrator; men should
not feel threatened by sex toys as they are there to help them reach a turning
point in pleasing their partners.
Men tend to make a
mistake of thinking that sex is all about going in and doing the job and
getting out. How am I as woman supposed to reach my peak if you do not cater to
my needs? What about my satisfaction? I have needs too, cater to them!
Men tend to also forget that sex
is not a one way street; you need to communicate with your partner get to know
what she likes and doesn’t. Communication is essential in the love making
process.
For some couples the pleasure of sex ends
when the male has ejaculated, and most of the time the women is still aroused
and wants more, tell him what you want, direct him to where you want it, by
doing so you allowing him to cater to your needs. No you not being selfish; you
are exercising being a communicative partner.
Sex is sex as long as the two of you bring out the best in each other and don't risk contracting STIs and Hiv/Aids etc.
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