Three kinds of sounds excite men the most

Ambiguous sexual language

Verbal communication is an important form of sexual communication. When people speak, the vibrations in their voices express emotions and can stimulate our imagination. Language consists not only of words, but also of timbre, pitch and volume. Using words to convey sexual demands to others or to respond to their sexual demands can elevate general emotional exchanges to rational understanding.

Human love is different from sexual love in the animal world. Its important basis is emotional communication through language communication. Due to the influence of cultural level and concepts, the use of language in sexual communication often has ambiguous characteristics.

Aphrodisiac moaning

When sexual excitement and climax occur, the moans of men and women can also be quite stimulating, especially for men. A 28-year-old man said: "When I have sex with my wife, I hear her screams. The more she screams, the more excited I get, because her screams make me feel that I have done something to make her feel happy."

Another 30-year-old man confessed: "My wife's low moans during orgasm are very tempting and provocative." It can be said that the man's verbal communication during foreplay is crucial to the woman's sexual excitement, and during intimacy, the woman's voice has an aphrodisiac effect on the man's sexual excitement.

The moans made by women during sex are different, but the language they moan in are similar, such as "faster", "I can't stand it anymore", "Don't stop!", etc. They can be blurted out naturally without any learning, and can be called the common language of women in the world.

Increased breathing rate

The reason why women moan during sexual excitement is that their breathing and heart rates significantly speed up, their central nervous system becomes excited, which leads to increased blood pressure and faster aerobic metabolism. At this moment, the breathing rate can reach 40 times/minute, the heart rate increases to 120 times/minute, and some can reach 150 times/minute-160 times/minute. Due to the decrease in oxygen content in the blood, women will fall into a state of mild hypoxia, and their accelerated breathing disorder will naturally cause them to emit the muffled sounds unique to orgasm. Faster breathing can also make men more excited.

At the same time, due to the increase of "exciting substances" in women's brains (people's understanding of it is still very limited), the brain's inhibition will be lifted, causing women to make sounds that they can't even imagine (called "moaning" in sexology).