What is a man’s G-spot?

Whether male or female, everyone has secrets. For example, don’t think that a man’s “little brother” is just a man’s business. Knowing more about this little “baby” will help men and women communicate more harmoniously in their sexual life, and many problems can be easily solved. Know yourself and know your enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles with no danger of defeat.

What secrets does a man's "little brother" have?

Men also have G-spots

There is a G-spot in a woman's vagina. Stimulating this spot can trigger a much more intense orgasm than stimulating the clitoris. Men also have a similar "G" spot on their bodies. The perineum, located behind the testicles and close to the anus, is the hidden testicle of men. There are two blood vessels hidden in the body, which are the indirect driving force of male erection. Try to touch this mysterious area, which can ignite the passion of a man's whole body.

Sperm lifespan

Emergency contraception is generally limited to 72 hours after sexual intercourse, which is related to the survival time of sperm. It takes about 90 to 116 days for sperm to be produced, and it can survive in the vagina or cervix for 72 hours.

"Little brother" also pretends to be sick

According to relevant sources, more than 90 percent of impotence patients are caused by psychological factors. Only a small part is due to physiological factors, including reproductive organ diseases, hormonal imbalance, diabetes, spinal injuries, drug abuse, alcoholism, surgery and aging, etc.

Therefore, if your "little brother" is sick, don't be overly anxious. First of all, psychologically, don't put pressure on yourself, because sometimes it is not your "little brother" who is sick, but you are worrying about yourself and adding burden to yourself. For example, occasional premature ejaculation may be caused by men's lack of experience, or excessive excitement or nervousness, and is not a disease.

What happens when your "little brother" is really sick? Inflammation of the testicles, white or yellow discharge from the penis, pain and discomfort during urination, or discharge from the anus when the anus is irritated. At this time, you should stop sexual activity immediately because your "little brother" may be in trouble and may have a sexually transmitted disease, so you need to see a doctor.

The difference in the size of the "little brother"

Just like people have different heights, weights and body types, men’s “little brothers” also have individual differences. But the size of the penis of Oriental men does not vary much, generally around 10 to 15 centimeters. What you need to understand is that sexual ability has nothing to do with the length of the penis. The bigger the penis, the more useful it is. If it is not particularly short, it generally has no major impact on sex life. Therefore, when it comes to the size of your little brother, don’t point out other people’s shortcomings or show off your own strengths.

Sometimes erections aren't pretty

In order to make their "little brothers" stand up and last for a long time, many men spend a lot of effort. But sometimes, when the "little brother" is gone for a long time, it is not a good thing. Not only will it prevent people from experiencing the joy of sexual desire, but it will also make them unable to enjoy it and suffer. Because the penis is mostly made up of spongy tissue covered with a layer of epidermis, when sexually excited, the spongy tissue becomes engorged with blood, making the penis harder, longer, and thicker for sexual intercourse, which is the so-called "erection." It is quite painful if the penis remains erect for too long and does not subside.