There is a lot of myths about s*x and s*xual pleasure. Unfortunately, some of these myths which are very incorrect have managed to linger into adult years and have become quite common.
Below are the seven most widespread misconceptions about s*x you should do away with.
1. Big p*nis equals better s*x
This is a big lie. The degree of pleasure derived from penetrative s*x depends on compatibility and communication between partners rather than the size of the male s*xual organ. People may have their size preferences just like they have preferences with food, but that’s not to say a smaller p***s can not give pleasure just like a bigger one would.
2. Regular s*x will result in a loose v*gina
There is no evidence that s*x causes the v*gina to loosen or widen over time. When aroused, the muscles of the v*gina relax, which allows for penetration. This organ is extremely elastic and has the capacity to expand and contrast, so after s*x, the v****a returns to its normal shape and tension. The only thing that can alter the v*gina is childbirth and ageing.
3. You can’t get pregnant during your first time
The logic behind this myth has never made sense and never will. A woman can get pregnant anytime she has unprotected v*ginal s*x, whether it’s her first or 50th time.
Also read:
– Reasons Why Saliva As Lubricant During S*x Is A Bad Idea According To Expert
– Beverly Naya Has A New Collection Out “Be Naya”, Check On It
– Watch Trailer For Netflix’s South African Original Thriller “I Am All Girls”
4. Period s*x can’t get you pregnant
As unlikely as it may be, there’s always a chance you could get pregnant if you have unprotected v*ginal s*x on your period. Women with shorter cycles have more chances of getting pregnant during their period since ovulation happens earlier. The fact that sp*rm can live for up to five days also means if you ovulate the week after your period, you can get pregnant.
5. Men don’t enjoy s*x with condoms
A condom creates a physical barrier between two partners to prevent pregnancy and s*xually transmitted diseases Condoms does not stop the man from enjoying the s*xual activity. It will also not reduce libido.
6. Penetrative v*gina s*x is the only way to achieve orgasm
Studies have shown that almost 75 per cent of women cannot achieve orgasm through penetration alone. In fact, many women achieve orgasm through clitoral stimulation or v*ginal penetration along with other forms of stimulation. It is also very normal if a woman experiences orgasm only through other forms of stimulation asides v*ginal penetration.
For your daily dose of tech, lifestyle, and trending content, make sure to follow Plat4om on Twitter @Plat4omLive, on Instagram @Plat4om, on LinkedIn at Plat4om, and on Facebook at Plat4om. You can also email us at info@plat4om.com and join our channel on Telegram at Plat4om. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel HERE