Body and Healthy Life

Finding something is hard if we don't know exactly what we're looking for. Think for a moment: what does satisfaction mean to you? What do you need to be satisfied and find sex fulfilling? And what do you think your partner needs for the same? How satisfied we are with our sexual lives affects the quality of our relationships. Even when we talk about what feels good and what we desire, we often don't mean the same thing by certain terms. Sex psychologist Angela Watson has outlined the key factors that determine our sexual satisfaction. The following tips not only improve sexual encounters but also help avoid a lot of tension and misunderstandings between partners. #1 Learn to Communicate Openly One of the most important things is to create a safe environment where both partners can share their thoughts, feelings, and desires. No matter what happens, remember that both of you are on the same side, with a shared interest in having satisfying sexual experiences . Many of us fe...

  According to a study, people greatly misestimate how often their friends' relationships involve sex each month . A lot of people are driven by curiosity about others' private lives. While many may not want to delve into the lives of complete strangers, they often want to peek into their friends' lives to see how they differ, what they do differently, and what they have more or less of. When people don’t receive specific information, they tend to make assumptions about more intimate details, such as how often their friends have sex. It turns out that almost everyone guesses wrong about the frequency of their friends' intimate moments. Do Your Friends Really Have Less Sex? As part of a large survey participants were asked how many times they think couples aged 18 to 29 had sex in the past four weeks. On average, respondents guessed 14 times, but this number is much higher than the actual data. Researchers revealed that an average couple usually has sex about four to fi...