Misconceptions about women masturbating

Masturbation is described as a mysterious "sexual solo dance". When women first learn the secret of crape myrtle, or when they have just begun this joyful attempt, they will hear all kinds of statements about female crape myrtle. Because they always find it difficult to find the correct answer for a while, this often makes them feel deeply confused or even worried. In fact, these misunderstandings about female crape myrtle are very ridiculous.

Myth 1: Female masturbation is a sexual deviancy

In the past, masturbation, especially female masturbation, has always been regarded as a sexual deviance, and many doctors even list the terrible consequences of masturbation. However, with the development of society and the progress of medical science, people finally have a correct understanding of female crape myrtle: female crape myrtle will not harm physical health. It is not only a healthy and normal way of sexual behavior, but also can relieve sexual tension. It is the best substitute and supplement for normal sex life.

Although many women are reluctant to admit their sexual behavior, making it difficult to investigate the incidence of sexual intercourse among women, a Kinsey survey in the United States more than 50 years ago showed that 92% of men and 62% of women surveyed had sexual intercourse at least once in their lives. In the 1970s, the results of two surveys were almost the same as the Kinsey survey results. One survey of 982 adult men and 1,044 adult women showed that 94% of men and 63% of women engaged in sexual behavior; another survey of 435 college students showed that 89% of boys and 61% of girls engaged in sexual behavior. Survey data in recent years show that the incidence of craping is higher in women: a survey of 100,000 women showed that 82% of women engaged in craping behavior. These investigations all indicate that crape myrtle in women is a very common physiological phenomenon.

Myth 2: Women masturbating before marriage will lead to sexual indifference after marriage

This statement has no scientific basis at all. Today, sexologists agree that women's orgasm is a process in which they get to know and become familiar with their own bodies, which will enable them to better understand where their bodies are most sensitive, what kind of stimulation they need, and what reactions will follow. Sexologists were also surprised to find that women who had sex before marriage were less likely to suffer from orgasm disorders after marriage, while women who did not have sex before marriage were three times more likely to suffer from frigidity than those who had sex before marriage.

Myth 3: Masturbation can damage the hymen

If the hymen is damaged, especially if it is torn, it will generally cause pain and bleeding. Although sometimes crape myrtle may cause certain pulling damage to the hymen, it is rare for the hymen to be ruptured due to crape myrtle. Besides, there are many ways for women to have sex, and they are not meant to imitate sexual intercourse like men. Therefore, as someone abroad joked: the girl of Ziwei is still the same girl.

Myth 4: Masturbation speeds up the development of adolescent girls and makes their breasts and buttocks bigger

During the process of sexual development of adolescent girls, their breasts grow and develop, subcutaneous fat increases and makes the mons pubis bulge, the buttocks become larger, and pubic hair grows and the labia develop and thicken, all of which are secondary sexual characteristics of women. The appearance of these female secondary sexual characteristics is mainly the result of the growth and action of sex hormones in the body, especially estrogen. For a specific individual, genetic factors also play an important role. However, the influence of acquired behaviors, including female sexual behaviors, on the appearance and specific development of these secondary sexual characteristics is minimal. Therefore, crape myrtle will not have much impact on the development of the body.

Myth 5: Married women who masturbate will become indifferent to their husbands

In fact, female crape myrtle itself is a form of sexual behavior that is different from other forms of sexual intercourse. It's like the crape myrtle is a salad and sex with your partner is a steak. No matter who eats the salad, it will not affect his appetite for steak. And the fact is, sexual crape myrtle can have a positive impact on couples' lives.

American sexologists have observed 100 married women aged 30 to 32 who have had orgasm. These women often have orgasm and can often reach strong orgasms, but without exception they also have a strong sexual interest in their spouses. They have more than 90% chance of reaching orgasm during sex with their partners, while other women have only 30% chance of reaching orgasm during sexual intercourse.

Myth 6: Only women with low cultural level and lack of positive attitude towards life are more keen on masturbation

wrong. In the survey on the incidence of crape myrtle in women, it was shown that highly educated women and "white-collar" women have more common crape myrtle behaviors than women with lower cultural levels. A related foreign survey showed that the incidence of crape myrtle in the former was over 60%, while that in the latter was only 34%. The reason may be that the former have the opportunity to access more sexual information and adopt a more open-minded attitude towards sex.

Myth 7: Men like to watch women masturbate

That's not entirely true. Perhaps, at first, when a man finds out that his partner is having an affair, he will be surprised, and the sight of his wife having an affair will also make him excited, but if he encounters this situation again in the future, most of them will quietly walk away.

Myth 8: Masturbation is only one step away from homosexuality

Some people believe that both crape myrtle and homosexuality involve touching and caressing sexual organs or other sensitive parts of the body with hands, so crape myrtle can develop into homosexuality, and crape myrtle and homosexuality are only one step away. This view is also unscientific. In fact, homosexuality has its own special causes, part of which is caused by genetic factors, and part of which is the influence of the environment in childhood, especially close contact with homosexuals. Therefore, as long as you don't get involved with the same sex casually and don't have overly intimate physical contact with them, please rest assured that you will never lose the direction of love and will not throw the red ball to female friends of the same sex as you.