Expressions reveal sexual desire

Everyone has joys and sorrows, anger, and happiness. Emotions often fluctuate, and the same is true during sex. Positive emotions can often turn into catalysts and regulators for sex, while negative emotions can cause varying degrees of psychological damage and even lead to sexual disorders. Modern psychologists summarize emotions into four types: joy, anger, fear, and sadness, which in turn lead to the following complex emotional reactions.

anger. The main manifestations are sexual jealousy and sexual coldness. Sexual jealousy is actually a kind of protection for sex. Positive sexual jealousy helps build the emotional foundation of both lovers; negative sexual jealousy may lead to suspicion and hatred, thus damaging the relationship between the sexes. Sexual jealousy is necessary in sex, but you must be careful to keep it in check. Sexual callousness is the most destructive emotion in relationships. Some sexual cruelty manifests itself as "sadism", treating the other party as a tool to vent sexual desire; some manifest themselves as "cold violence", being respectful on the surface but cold as ice in their hearts. This is more prominent in people with higher education and social status.

fear. The main manifestations are sexual anxiety and sexual fear. Sexual anxiety is often related to sexual failure. For people who lack scientific knowledge, occasional sexual failures may cause anxiety. Sexual fear mainly occurs in premarital or extramarital sex. Long-term sexual fear will reduce the sensitivity to sexual excitement and even cause sexual aversion or sexual desire inhibition.

sorrow. The main manifestations are sexual disappointment and sexual depression. If your spouse behaves indifferently and perfunctorily during sex, or if you are too impatient and lack foreplay during your first sex, it may lead to sexual disappointment. If lovers continue to sum up their experiences and strengthen emotional communication, the feeling of disappointment will gradually disappear. Otherwise sexual depression will occur. Sexual depression is generally manifested as timidity, sensitivity, suspicion, narrow interests, small-mindedness, and lack of interest in sexual life.

joy. The main manifestations are sexual pleasure and sexual shyness. Harmonious sex not only makes you feel comfortable physically, but also makes you feel happy mentally. Sexual pleasure can promote the balance of the body's internal environment, coordinate physical and mental functions, and stimulate enthusiasm for life. Sexual shyness plays an important role in sex. It not only increases the attractiveness of sex and further harmonizes the relationship between the sexes, but also activates sexual excitement and induces orgasm. Generally speaking, blushing, shyness, affectionate looks, cuddling, and reluctance are all manifestations of sexual shyness.