First Sex Information (Sexual Knowledge Adult Fiction)

Sex is something that almost everyone will come into contact with during the process of growing up. Although time and space have changed, human beings’ desire for sexual desire and sexual behavior has never diminished for thousands of years. So when an exhibition hall displays ancient erotic pictures, do you feel that you have seen them in that magazine before, except that the protagonists are slightly different and the colors are a little yellower? The open society and the developed media have changed the topic of sex from being a taboo to a hot topic now. However, with the expansion of information, a lot of incorrect knowledge is also everywhere. It is your right to enjoy healthy and safe sex, but how much do you know about sexual behavior? Do you know what physical and psychological changes you will experience? If you read it carefully, it may solve many of your doubts.
The process of sex and the body's responsiveness are cyclical and are formed by the complex central nervous system, psychological changes in sex, and the stimulation of sexual organs. In other words, a perfect orgasm must have the feeling of sex, appropriate stimulation of sensitive areas, and normal physiological reactions to be achieved. According to the description of Masters and Johnson, the process of sexual response can be divided into the desire stage, excitement stage, plateau stage, climax stage and resolution stage. The desire stage is a subjective feeling, which can be triggered by sexual fantasy or external attraction, such as seeing a favorite idol and imagining having sex with him, etc. Next, the continuous sexual feeling causes the parasympathetic nerves to start working, slowly entering the excitement stage, the blood flow to the vagina and the permeability of the capillaries increase, and the fluid seeps out from the surface of the vagina, the genitals begin to lubricate, the clitoris and labia become congested, the vagina begins to grow and expand, and there will also be accelerated heartbeat, increased breathing and blood pressure, increased body temperature, breast swelling, erect nipples, tense muscles, and red patches on the chest and breasts. Due to the increased sexual tension and sensation, the congestion of blood vessels also reaches its peak and gradually enters the plateau stage. During the plateau stage, the breasts and labia become more swollen, the labia turn dark red, the lower 1/3 of the vagina also swells and thickens, the vaginal opening tightens, the clitoris stands up toward the pubic bone, and the uterus contracts and lifts. When all stimulation reaches its peak, the energy stored in the excitement period and the plateau period is instantly released through the action of the sympathetic nerves, and the sexual pleasure reaches its peak. The muscles surrounding the vagina, perineum, and anus will produce regular contractions that last 3-15 times, each time for 0.8 seconds. Some people can also feel the contraction of the uterus at the same time, so some people feel that their orgasm response is different after a hysterectomy (but not that they cannot orgasm). Girls' orgasms are different from boys'. Women can reach multiple orgasms in a very short period of time, and they don't have a period of non-response like boys. Finally, after all the tension is released, they will feel extremely relaxed and satisfied. The uterus returns to its original position, and the congested vagina takes about 5 to 10 minutes to recover, which is the so-called resolution period.
Ejaculation during orgasm
Netizens often mention this issue. Because the current E-generation has a more open attitude towards sex, some troubling issues that people dare not discuss with others have slowly surfaced. In fact, if liquid flows out during sex, it may not be a problem if the amount is small, but if the amount is large and there is a feeling of urinating, many women may suppress their sexual impulses during excitement for fear of urinating during intercourse, and therefore cannot reach orgasm. Some doctors will even directly tell patients that the appearance of liquid is due to urinary incontinence, which further embarrasses these women.
If you have read articles on the website about the G-spot or sexual sensitive areas, it is not difficult to understand that since the G-spot is located very close to the bladder and urethra, it often causes the urge to urinate when stimulated. For girls who already have urinary incontinence, stimulation may make them urinate. In reality, people with urinary incontinence are indeed less likely to reach orgasm. But for normal women, are these secretions or sprayed liquids urine?