Remembering these sex tips will make things better.

Nine "Dos": 1. Respond actively. Complete silence during sex can easily lead to awkward situations for both partners. Positive responses and praise are the best encouragement for your partner. Additionally, "dirty talk" can be an aphrodisiac during sex. When you really don't know what to say, satisfied moans are just as effective as sweet words. 2. Ask for your partner's consent. If you want to change your sexual practices (such as positions or introducing a sex toy), be sure to ask for your partner's permission beforehand. This is a matter of politeness and respect. 3. Use your imagination. Research has found that the frequency of sexual fantasies is directly proportional to masturbation, the number of sexual partners, and self-evaluation of libido. Sex expert Dr. Ian Kner states that sexual fantasies can shut down areas of the brain associated with stress and anxiety, helping women to better enter a sexual state. Share your sexual fantasies with your partner when appropriate. Friendly reminder: It's best not to mention your sexual fantasies (especially people you know well) during sex, otherwise misunderstandings can easily occur, leading to an unpleasant ending. 4. Wash your hands thoroughly. Washing hands before meals and after using the toilet is common sense in hygiene. The same applies before sex; hands should be thoroughly washed. For example, if you've just touched chili peppers, simply washing with soap and water is often insufficient to remove the spiciness from your hands. Touching your partner's sensitive genitals in this state can easily cause discomfort. 5. Take off your socks. Many people overlook this detail, but it can be distracting. Unless your partner specifically requests that you don't take off your socks or the room temperature is too low, you should remove your socks during sex. 6. Tell your partner your preferences. Express your thoughts, but don't expect them to like them the same way. Everyone has different preferences, and there's no need to force agreement. Mutual understanding and tolerance between partners are crucial for perfect sex. 7. Cooperate with each other. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you; cooperation plays a key role in the sexual process. Don't expect your partner to "do this or that," but pay attention to their sexual cues. For example, if your partner is giving you a massage, their real intention might be "You should touch me too." 8. Maintain eye contact. During sex, both partners should maintain eye contact, at least occasionally. Deliberately avoiding eye contact might convey messages like fear of intimacy, being thinking of someone else, or finding your partner's body unattractive. 9. Be humorous. Being overly serious and sensitive, and lacking playfulness, are major taboos for perfect sex. Humor is like "flirting seasoning"; joking and laughing with your partner helps melt away a serious atmosphere and bring you closer. If you accidentally fall off the bed while changing positions, don't be ashamed. A laugh is often more appropriate. Six "Don'ts": 1. Don't rush things. Men and women have different levels of sexual drive; sufficient foreplay is essential for a natural progression. The pace should be adjusted according to the situation, sometimes passionate, sometimes gentle. 2. Don't think sex "taints" love. This outdated idea must be broken, because sex brings couples closer, makes love sweeter, and strengthens the marriage.

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