Four things that prevent you from having a great orgasm

The deep, ecstatic pleasure during sexual climax is always happy and satisfying. Unfortunately, some people find it difficult to enjoy the pleasure of orgasm for various reasons. To this end, the American "Health Network" published an article to teach you how to remove the "obstacles" to orgasm.

Roadblock No. 1:

I have no confidence in my body shape and appearance. Once this "seed of insecurity" is planted in the mind, sexual arousal will be slow and there will be a lack of motivation to reach orgasm. How to deal with it: Don't think about your body shape and appearance during sex, and moan boldly. Moaning will shift the attention of both parties from vision to hearing. This way, you'll be aware of what your body is doing, rather than focusing on how it looks.

Roadblock No. 2:

Both parties try too hard during sex. More haste, less speed. The harder you try to reach climax, the further away it becomes. How to deal with it: To stop this vicious cycle, stop making orgasm the goal of sex. Enjoy every bit of pleasure during sex. Alternatively, take a break first, and when you arouse yourself again it may be stronger and easier to reach the end.

Roadblock No. 3:

There are too many concerns in my mind. How to deal with it: Downplay your thoughts and focus on how each touch during sex feels.

Roadblock No. 4:

Unhappy with your partner. This can make sex less enjoyable, let alone an orgasm. How to deal with it: If you are just having a conflict over a minor issue, you should communicate with each other before having sex to resolve the conflict so that you can be more accepting of his performance during sex.