The most unacceptable "degenerate" behaviors

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During the most passionate moments of intimacy, what little mishaps can cause your partner to lose interest? What's the most sex-defeating thing? Calling out your ex's name during passion? Falling asleep during passion? Let's share our thoughts—what's the most sex-defeating thing your partner has ever done?
1. Calling out the name of an ex-boyfriend/girlfriend during passionate moments. Dr. Brotta states that sexual fantasies are an essential part of a satisfying sex life, but suddenly calling out the name of an ex-boyfriend/girlfriend or secret lover during a heightened climax can be incredibly shocking for the other person, instantly shattering their passion and enthusiasm. Dr. Brotta suggests that practicing yoga, meditation, regular exercise, and hard work are the best ways to distract oneself and get rid of excessive sexual fantasies.
2. The urge to urinate. The sudden urge to urinate during sex (especially for women) is arguably the most common sexual embarrassment. Dr. Kosari explains that the nerves stimulated during sex are closely connected to the bladder nerves, and some couples may even experience urinary incontinence during sex. He suggests that to avoid the embarrassment of needing to urinate during sex, it's best to go to the bathroom before engaging in sexual activity.
3. Farting. Everyone farts, but during passionate moments, a sudden stench can kill the mood. Dr. Kosari suggests that to avoid farting during sex, it's essential to ensure proper digestion. Avoid gas-producing foods such as potatoes, broad beans, peas, and baked goods. Additionally, taking some digestive aids or taking a brisk walk after meals can help with complete digestion.
4. Nail scratches. If nails are too long, they may unknowingly scratch your partner during sex, causing pain and discomfort. While some people enjoy this wildness in bed, most may stop having sex due to the pain. Experts say that regularly trimming nails can prevent scratching your partner during sex.
5. Self-stimulation. Dr. Kosari states that during sex, female self-stimulation can easily distract the male and even lead to feelings of frustration. He suggests avoiding repeated touching or rubbing of one's own genitals during sex, and instead allowing the partner to stimulate arousal through touching the erogenous zones. Always ensure the entire body is thoroughly cleaned before sex.
6. Silence. Remaining completely silent during sex can make a partner feel like it's just going through the motions or a routine, which can lead to a decline in sexual interest over time. In contrast, moaning, screaming, and even ecstatic sounds during sex can be very stimulating for both partners. Dr. Brotta states that communicating feelings and preferences during sex is extremely important for improving the quality of the experience.
7. Falling asleep during sex. Studies have found that falling asleep after sex (especially for men) is a common and natural phenomenon. However, some couples, due to a busy day at work and feeling physically and mentally exhausted when they get home, may indeed fall asleep during sex. If one partner falls asleep during sex, it can cause the other partner to lose all desire and feel very disappointed. Dr. Kosari suggests taking a shower before sex to allow both body and mind to fully relax.

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