5 Sex Myths Revealed
posted in Better Sex Tips |Five sex myths are talked about in this article. They talk about:
Sex before the big game can hinder your performance. Research has found that sex before the big game does not impair athletic performance. As far as aggression goes, scientists have suggested that the increased levels of testosterone that come with sexual activity may actually lead to higher rates of aggression the next day which would improve one’s athletic performance.
Men reach their sexual peak at 18, while women reach it in their mid-30’s. Physical and sexual primes are not the same thing. A man’s testosterone peaks at age 18 and women’s estrogen levels actually hit a high point in her mid-20s. Don’t let preconceived notions trump your game at any age. Peaks vary from person to person, with most people realizing their full passion potential in their ability to feel more sexually secure with themselves and their partners.
Drinking alcohol makes for better sex. Alcohol in small amounts (1 or 2 drinks) can increase one’s sex drive and interest and decrease sexual inhibitions. High amounts of alcohol impairs your judgment and decreases your ability to perform which will negatively impact your sexual response.
Love is all you need for mind-blowing sex. This is not always true. The ultimate in lovemaking is realized through communication more than anything.
Singles have more sex than couples. You’re going to have the optimal amount of sex possible if you’re living with your partner. You are also having more luscious lovemaking than the singles. With married couples in particular having higher quality sex because they have trust and connection then they have more ability to sexually explore each other and pleasure one another.
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