The only thing men always forget about after sex

Periskopi

24 March 2021, 22:48(5 years ago)

A poll by Sex Information and Education Council of Canada and the Trojan condoms has found that if you embrace after sex, your partner will be more willing to have sex with you. Four thousand Canadians have been asked about the last time they had sex. From women who had embraced with their partner [...]

Four thousand Canadians have been asked about the last time they had sex. Of women who had embraced partnered between 6 and 10 minutes after sex, 71 percent appreciated the experience as the most satisfying “”. This compared with 41 percent of the women who had engaged less.

In fact, post-sex privacy was just as important for women as the pre-sexual phase, says study author Robin Milhouse, Ph.D., a professor of sexuality at the University of Guelph. This may happen because the bodies of women and men are filled with oxytocycians, the sex-friendly hormone, and are hungry for more perfection, Milhausen says.

In addition, women often feel weak after sex, she says. If they spend a few extra minutes petting in bed, they feel that the partner cares about them: “is one of the easiest things you can do to improve your relationship. It's a very important opportunity, but often not used to get closer to”, says Milhouse.

Most people in the study cut off contact after the 6th minute: 17 percent of the respondents were not spoiled at all, and 36 percent stayed close to five minutes.

So after the intimate relationship, draw close to your mate or let him hold his head on your chest, suggests Milhouse. Continue at least six minutes, even if you don't have to watch the clock, play with your hair, rub your back, kiss it on your cheek or face, and give it a sweet compliment, how well you felt with it.

What do you get? In the survey, hugs also increased satisfaction in men.

And as long as hugs give a partner a positive sense of this relationship, the chances are that she'll be more willing to have intimacy with you in the near future, Milhouse says.