Find answers to the most embarrassing questions about sex

Not everyone can speak on intimate topics with innate ease and openness. For many of us, discussions about sex remain taboo. But keep your head up! Especially for you, we have prepared answers to the thirteen most embarrassing questions about bed.

1. Is cybersex cheating?

It seems to many of us that since there was no exchange of biological fluids, but only thoughts and fantasies by e-mail, then this is not a betrayal. But think about whether your partner will be offended if he reads such juicy news.

Ask yourself what you would do in a similar situation. If you're feeling uncomfortable, that's a sign that you've crossed a line. Perhaps virtual sex is a way to escape from the problems in your relationship, or maybe a sign that your feeling has already burned out.

2. Why have I never had an orgasm?

Next intimate question molest women, but before you know the answer - in the first place - you're fine. In most cases, you need to find the right place that is sensitive to stimulation, or a favorite position. Many women do not experience vaginal orgasms but climax when their partner stimulates their clitoris more. This most often solves the problem.

If this is not the case for you, you may need to look for another reason for not having an orgasm. The most common of these are: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, stress, depression, poor relationships with a partner, hormonal changes, and taking antidepressants.

3. Can the penis break?

Although the penis does not have a bony structure, it can be severely damaged during intense foreplay or intense masturbation. An erect penis is filled with blood and strong caresses can damage it.

In this case, you will need immediate medical attention.

4. How to avoid vaginal gas during intercourse?

Unfortunately, this cannot be done unless you stop having sex. Vaginal gas is a natural occurrence during intercourse, associated with the release of air from the vagina during penetration.

If you feel very uncomfortable with gas, try to find a position where you can avoid it. However, the best way out of this situation is laughter.

5. Are there any foods that I can taste in private places?

If you want your intimate areas to taste better, you should include more vegetables and fruits in your diet (they will soften the taste), especially pineapples and celery. Meat, fish and dairy products will make it more satisfying.

Drink plenty of water to cleanse your body. Avoiding spicy foods and spices will also help. Many women only think that their private parts smell too strong. If you don't currently have infections, then you're probably fine. However, if you are still in doubt, check for vaginal odor as soon as possible.

6. Can extremely intense sex damage the vagina?

Don't worry, even very rough sex won't damage the inside of your vagina. The only thing you can be exposed to is minor abrasions and slightly torn epidermis. This unfortunate side effect of intense intercourse can be the result of vaginal dryness - if you think you need extra hydration, buy yourself some lube.

7. Why does my head hurt after sex?

Most likely, this is the so-called coital headache associated with the sexual intercourse itself and sexual tension, and not, as many women believe, with the onset of orgasm.

Remember that sex is an exercise in which your muscles increase and the blood vessels near your neck and brain expand. If you want to avoid this, take a pain reliever 30 minutes before having sex, or try natural headache remedies. This should help. If pain persists, see a doctor.

8. During sex, I get very wet in intimate places. This is fine?

Yes. You shouldn't have any problems with this. Many women face the exact opposite problem and are forced to use lubricants to moisturize the intimate parts of the body. An increased amount of vaginal discharge may be due to birth control pills, the phase of the menstrual cycle, or the fact that the arousal is very strong.

9. Do spermatozoa gain weight?

No, sperm does not make you fat. With standard ejaculation, about two teaspoons of semen is released from the inside of the penis, which is only 7 kcal. It contains: putrescine, spermine, lipids, amino acids, spermidine and cadaverine, prostaglandins, enzymes, steroid hormones, zinc, vitamin B12, potassium, fructose, cholesterol, urea, selenium, vitamin C, calcium and magnesium.

10. Will my vagina be much bigger after having a baby?

The vagina tends to stretch. After natural childbirth, the entrance to it will be about 1-4 cm larger.

Will it return to its original size? It all depends on how big the baby was, how long the birth lasted, and whether you systematically train your Kegel muscles immediately after birth. Proper suturing if you have had an incised perineum also plays a very important role in the vaginal regeneration process.

Another way to restore her former size and appearance is with the help of vaginoplasty.

11. I'm heterosexual, but I get turned on by porn companies with all women. This is fine?

It's no wonder you get excited watching other women have sex - this is a fairly common situation for many women, so you're not alone. It also doesn't mean that you have to act out your fantasy - it's just a fantasy after all.

12. What if his penis is too big or too small?

It is best if you are honest with your partner, especially if sex hurts you or you do not experience any pleasure from it. Do not be scared talking about sex. If your partner's penis is very small, find ways and methods together that will bring you satisfaction.

On the other hand, if it is too large, you will find many examples of items on the Internet adapted to its size. Any problem in bed is solved.

13. I don't like oral sex. What can I do to make it better?

As in the case of penis size your partner, it's best to talk. If you're not ready for this, start giving him specific advice on what he can do to make you feel better during oral sex. If he doesn't listen, point your finger at the areas of your vagina that he needs to work on.

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