Men and women must recognize the misunderstandings in porn movies

Although watching pornographic films together can stimulate sexual desire for men and women, it also hides huge sexual misunderstandings. Misleading the sex life of men and women, then, what are the misunderstandings in pornography that men and women must recognize? Let's take a look together:

Pornographic films are gradually misleading people's sexual concepts and behaviors, affecting their enjoyment of sex. The following are some common sexual misunderstandings in pornographic films, and experts provide analysis and guidance one by one.

Myth 1: Women like finger stimulation

In many pornographic films, men use their fingers to stimulate women's vaginas. In fact, a survey in the United States found that 68% of women do not feel comfortable doing so, and that caressing her whole body would be more effective.

Myth 2: Every man lasts forever

In porn movies, men have super strong sexual abilities and each sexual intercourse lasts for a long time. In fact, the longer sex lasts, the better. Eric Cote, a professor of sexology at Behrend College in Pennsylvania, said that 7 to 13 minutes of actual sex is most appropriate, and men who deliberately persist will harm their bodies.

Mistake 3: Constantly changing positions

In pornographic films, men and women often use some novel postures, and even use 3 or more positions in one sexual intercourse. Dr. Debbie Herbernick of the Kinsey Institute for Sex Research in the United States pointed out that exaggerated movements and constant changes of posture may make people feel uncomfortable and delay the arrival of orgasm because orgasm requires continuous stimulation.

Myth 4: Women are easily excited and scream

Most of the heroines in porn movies have hot bodies. They get excited with just a little foreplay and even scream when they reach orgasm. Eric Cote pointed out that foreplay of about 20 minutes can best get a woman into the mood. In addition, not every woman likes to scream. Panting and flushing are the best criteria for judging orgasm.