Why do women always make noises during sex?

During sexual intercourse, some women will make sounds of varying degrees. Some men are delighted by this kind of sound, and use the volume of the sound as a criterion to judge the degree of sexual excitement of women. Very few men would openly express their disgust at this kind of cry. However, many people secretly wondered in their hearts, they had only heard of prostitutes and sluts shouting and screaming, how could a decent woman shout?

This is purely a prejudice, or the result of a lack of common sense. Indeed, prostitutes deliberately scream and shout during sexual intercourse, exaggerating their sexual responses. But this is just a professional skill and does not really produce any pleasure.

Other women are completely different from prostitutes. The reason they can scream is entirely due to the pleasure they feel when they reach orgasm. It is a completely natural expression of their emotions and is not at all pretentious.

From a physiological point of view, there are two reasons why women make noises during sex. One reason is that when approaching or reaching orgasm, the oxygen content in the blood decreases. At this time, women will fall into a state of mild hypoxia, and show a series of so-called "orgasm symptoms" such as loss of eyesight, blurred vision, and mild body spasms. As the oxygen content in the blood decreases, the carbon dioxide content will increase relatively, so breathing will inevitably speed up. Once the accelerated breathing is disturbed, you will naturally emit the muffled moans unique to orgasm.

The second reason is that when approaching orgasm, the "exciting substances" in a woman's brain will increase. People's understanding of this "stimulant" is still very limited, but it is already known that it can make people confused and has the effect of relieving brain inhibition. This effect will dilute the woman's rationality and make her make sounds that even she herself can't imagine. Some women have no idea whether they made any sound afterwards. From this we can see that the moans during sex are a completely spontaneous physiological phenomenon and have nothing to do with women's moral qualities. Men who have had concerns and doubts in this regard can rest assured.

However, things cannot be generalized. Although people are restricted by physiological factors, they are ultimately controlled by reason. Many women do not make any sound during sex, which is the result of consciously strengthening control. We absolutely cannot say that women who make sounds are promiscuous by nature, but we cannot ignore the fact that women who do not make any sound are mostly due to severe sexual repression or more orthodox sexual concepts. They either grew up in an environment where sex is strictly restricted, or were influenced by orthodox sexual concepts, which led to a strong sense of shame about sex and a proper and self-restrained personality in this regard. Not to mention letting them participate in the practice, they would blush immediately if someone talked about this topic. During sexual intercourse, this type of woman not only feels no pleasure, but even if she does feel pleasure and has the urge to scream, she will try her best to suppress it.

There are also some women whose screams during sex have little to do with physiological reasons, but rather with their temperament. This type of women often make loud muffled noises, which are very false and accompanied by exaggerated expressions. Modern scientific research has confirmed that most of these women have hysterical personalities. They often have a strong desire to express their existence, so they shout loudly in order to get the other person's attention and get more caresses. This type of woman also has a sudden desire to vent, and shouting loudly can be a means of venting.

Some people feel pleasure but don't scream, while others don't feel much pleasure but scream loudly. The existence of these two types of women cannot prove that screaming is related to a person's character, but it refutes the idea that the louder the scream, the higher the level of pleasure. According to relevant research, the volume of the cry is not directly proportional to the degree of pleasure, but inversely proportional. In this case, using the volume of a woman's moan as an indicator of her degree of excitement is very unreliable.