May is the month of masturbation and we close it talking about female masturbation. Myths, realities and much more about a topic that we don't want to talk about briefly. Long live the pleasure!
Laura Camera is a sexologist, nurse and midwife expert in sexual and reproductive health who has taken over the Black Limba account to resolve all the doubts our followers have about female masturbation. Here are the conclusions we have drawn:
IT IS BENEFICIAL FOR HEALTH
A dilemma that has existed since the beginning of history to prevent women from being attracted to the practice. Laura confirms it, during masturbation the body releases a series ofneurotransmitters and hormones related to well-being and happiness, such asdopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, etc. In short, masturbation brings pleasure and well-being.
MEN DO NOT HAVE A GREATER SEXUAL NEED THAN WOMEN, IT IS AN EDUCATIONAL MATTER
Laura is in favor of the fact that it is an educational issue, not a biological one; theWomen also have testosterone and other hormones such as estrogen that increase our sexual desire.That is, the women jWe are at a disadvantage, because at an educational level many more barriers have been placed on us, such as making us feel guilty for doing something socially "forbidden", hence why many do not pick up the habit. For Laurawith differences that are attributed to the socialization and sexualization of genders rather than differences between the sexes.
ORGASM SOOTHES MENSTRUAL PAIN
The first thing that Laura wants to make clear is thatIntense menstrual pain is not normal, if so, it is advisable to consult your doctor.
As he explains well, when experiencing an orgasm a series of substances are released that act as natural pain relievers; They produce a state of calm and tranquility. Additionally, during climax, the uterus and its neck vibrate in the form of contractions that cause relaxation. This can be very beneficial in relieving minor pain.
TOUCHING DOES NOT AFFECT SENSITIVITY
According to the sexologist, the practice of masturbation not only does not affect genital sensitivity, but also gives us a degree of experience when it comes to knowing where your areas aremore sensitive orerogenous. Knowing yourself well can be very favorable, since sexual relations will be more pleasant.
EACH BODY IS A WORLD
Some users had doubts about whether there was a G-spot in women and if it is possible to reach orgasm without stimulating the clitoris. Laura answers yes to both questions, but emphasizes that each woman has a different experience; you can have different sensitive areas, prefer more or less intensity, etc. So he leaves us with a great recommendation: try and explore ;)
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