If a woman's vagina is too big, she definitely doesn't like monogamy.

When seeing the title, many men will think that "big-breasted girls" don't like monogamy because they have stronger desires and don't want to be bound by marriage. However, this is only a small part of the story. The reason why busty women don't like monogamy is from the perspective of women themselves. Now, let’s take a look at the reasons behind this.

Affects women's sexual health

Traditionally, compared to men, women are more eager to establish a stable husband-wife relationship, monogamy without a third party, because they pay more attention to emotional communication than men. For men, all they need is sex, and more sex. This is why men are not satisfied with monogamy. Researchers have found that women's sexual desire decreases significantly in a long-term, stable relationship. Some people may say that because women's sexual desire decreases, they will be more easily adapted to monogamy. Sexologists point out that this means their sexual health is not normal.

Women also have sexual desire peaks

In the sexual life of men and women, the peak of sexual desire is not synchronized. However, the peak of sexual desire of men and women will not appear too early or too late, so monogamy limits women's enjoyment of the peak of sexual desire. While men tend to experience a heightened sexual drive in late adolescence or early 20s, women's sexual drive peaks in middle age, around their 30s or 40s. In order to verify the authenticity of this statement, sexologists investigated the frequency of sexual behavior among boys and girls of different age groups. They then found that whether the men and women were single or in a relationship, the type of sexual behavior, and even the way the questions were asked would lead to different answers. Therefore, it is difficult to simply define when men and women reach their peak sexual desire.

Women also have wet dreams

"Spermatorrhea" is a sexual behavior unique to men in traditional concepts. However, this is wrong, women also have wet dreams. Sexologists have found through surveys and studies on women that as many as 40% of the female respondents reported that they had experienced nocturnal emissions while sleeping. In another survey of 245 women in the 1990s, 37% of the women said they had experienced wet dreams, and 30% of the women had experienced wet dreams in the past year. These data may exaggerate gender differences - women are more likely to feel embarrassed about having wet dreams because traditionally this is something that only happens to men. But one thing is now clear: wet dreams are not a male privilege.

Prefer wearing socks for sex

There are many rumors that women don't like men wearing socks during sex. However, sexologists in the Netherlands conducted experiments on this and found that both men and women are more likely to orgasm when wearing socks. In the experiment, 80% of the respondents who wore socks reached orgasm, while only 50% of the poor respondents who did not wear socks reached orgasm. The focus of the experiment was actually to make the respondents feel comfortable and relaxed, especially the female respondents. It's easy for men to orgasm through masturbation, but women need to abandon their conscious minds to achieve a true orgasm, which means it's not easy to orgasm if your feet are too cold. So take it off or not, do whatever is comfortable for you.