Monday 13 June 2011

Wow, Man also Faking Orgasm


Orgasms are awesome. Both men and women would be happy if their partner could reach orgasm, do not be surprised if many people are willing to pretend for the sake of satisfying their partner climax. However, women were not the sole party which likes to pretend achieve satisfaction in bed. According to one study, men too often.

In a study of more than 200 college students revealed that 25 percent of men and half women say they never fake an orgasm during intercourse. The main reason? They want an immediate end to the sexual relationship without offending partner.

Another study by a team from the University of Kansas shows the results not much different. Of the 180 students and 101 female students revealed that they also had to pretend to a climax.

Most respondents, 28 percent of men and 67 percent female, said they fake an orgasm if there coition (intercourse). Meanwhile, only 10 percent of men and 19 percent of women who never fake an orgasm when sexual intercourse does not involve intercourse.

For the men, the reason they falsified their satisfaction is because they have no other reason to round out the intimate relationship that is being done without awkward. Meanwhile, 54 percent of women say they pretend because they do not want to offend their partner.

People who like to pretend that orgasm, both men and women, in general, already sexually experienced and have an orgasm, either through masturbation or intercourse.

Both men and women were admitted they were equally burdened with the "demands" that should be first woman to reach climax. Most women also said they could reach orgasm, but they chose to pretend to have achieve in the time before and when the male orgasm.

Carol Ellison, sexologists, say, when a sexual relationship is set to achieve the goal, ie, erection, intercourse, and orgasm, it can cause problems. "Having sex is actually successful all the things that can make you satisfied with yourself, in pairs, and something that can strengthen the emotional bond," he said.

Satisfaction orgasm is tremendous, but according to Ellison, a sense of mutual understanding and a strong emotional bond is more important. Therefore, you need to reformat your mind about the purpose of sexual intercourse.

"If the purpose of sexual intercourse was modified to achieve something that is pleasing both parties and find new things to achieve satisfaction, you will learn more about the attitude responsive to the needs of couples," said the author of the book Women's Sexualities: Generations of Women Share Intimate Secrets of Sexual Self-Acceptance (New Harbinger, 2000) this.

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