Table of contents:
- Is it true that masturbating before sex makes it even more exciting?
- The body needs a short "rest" after masturbating
- Not before, you should try to masturbate during sex
Masturbation is identical solo sex performed by people who do not have a partner. Even so, masturbating after marriage, which means you are already sexually active, turns out to have a variety of good benefits. So how about masturbating before sex, can you guarantee that you will be more durable in bed?
Is it true that masturbating before sex makes it even more exciting?
Men and women both have the hormone testosterone in their bodies, although in different amounts. Increased levels of the hormone testosterone are usually accompanied by increased sexual desire, especially for men.
These levels of the hormone testosterone can naturally rise when you masturbate and have sexual intercourse. Only after orgasm is reached, the levels of the hormone testosterone will decrease by itself.
Therefore, masturbating before sex may be considered an "opening" so that the sex session will be more intimate later. On the other hand, masturbation is also believed to help release tension before entering the real sex session.
That way, later the climax will be easier to achieve and of course more enjoyable. The reason is, some people may choose to masturbate before sex, because they feel that changes in hormone levels in their body can inhibit sexual arousal.
That is why, it feels like it takes extra effort to get orgasm easily during sex. Another reason, masturbation is believed to help lubricate the vagina for women, making it more comfortable when later having sex with a partner.
Apart from these various reasons, in fact so far there is no strong enough scientific evidence to believe the effects of masturbation before sex. Whether it has an effect for good or bad.
Doing masturbation even though you are in a partner is considered to help increase sex drive. Unfortunately, there is no research that can guarantee the truth of this.
The body needs a short "rest" after masturbating
Before masturbating before sex, first understand the "recovery phase". Everyone, be it male or female, will experience a period of refractory period or a recovery phase after reaching climax.
During the recovery phase, the body will usually stop responding to stimuli for a while. Not only to prevent discomfort.
This is also done so that it is easier for the body to return to its initial state, such as before reaching climax or orgasm. Now, the recovery phase that everyone experiences is not the same.
Generally influenced by age, gender, or sensitivity or sensitivity to sexual stimulation. For example, maybe younger men usually have a shorter recovery phase than older men.
While the recovery phase in women is generally short. That is why women are usually easier to have multiple orgasms (multiple orgasms) in one sex period.
In short, masturbating before sex is not always the benchmark for a more durable sex session.
Not before, you should try to masturbate during sex
Instead of masturbating before sex, you can try it with your partner during sex if you want to reach climax faster. Yes, it is okay to ask a partner for help to masturbate to increase sexual desire.
To make it easier, masturbate between sessions foreplay or warm up before getting into a sex session. Help your partner to masturbate in sensitive areas of your body, so that later the climax is reached more quickly.
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