Is it okay to change sexual positions more often?

A variety of postures may bring more psychological stimulation and satisfaction. Many people, both men and women, feel aroused immediately by the thought of the various sexual positions that can be made between two bodies.

However, there is no evidence that having sex in a variety of positions can bring more physical pleasure or make it easier to reach orgasm. On the contrary, in many cases, the use of a variety of and varied sexual techniques can interfere with women and prevent them from reaching orgasm.

Different women have different needs, rhythms and speeds to reach orgasm. Some like to reach it directly and uninterruptedly; others prefer a gentle and long process, and therefore deliberately interrupt it to delay orgasm.

But generally speaking, women want their private gardens to be stimulated, and they hope that once the stimulation starts, it will not stop until orgasm comes. Most women can reach orgasm through masturbation much faster than they can during intercourse with extensive caressing beforehand. This is because masturbation is usually continuous and ongoing during the process of achieving orgasm.

Why does it have to be so fancy? You're not performing in a porn movie. A few slightly monotonous sexual positions may be enough.

A survey shows that the most changes in sexual positions occur after marriage. After that, most couples only use a limited number of or even only one sexual position. Why are some sex positions accepted by the largest group of people? Because it works.

Under the overwhelming "media violence", our requirements for sex are getting higher and higher, for example, more skills, longer time, and stronger visual impact. But as the standards of self-requirements continue to rise, we are getting further and further away from "sexual happiness". Are those sex standards and "sexual happiness" codes that are so convincing and emerge in an endless stream really the way to reach the "sexual happiness garden"?