Women Share What They Hate the Most About Sex

Sex is one of life's deepest pleasures. But as much as most people love a good romp between the sheets, let's be honest: There are things we really dislike about it, too.

With this in mind, the intimacy gadget company Lovehoney decided to survey 3,000 adults about what they hate the most in the bedroom. The responses could feel eerily familiar...or they might truly surprise you.

Among others, See The Number One Thing Women Hate the Most About Sex

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With this in mind, the intimacy gadget company Lovehoney decided to survey 3,000 adults about what they hate the most in the bedroom. The responses could feel eerily familiar...or they might truly surprise you.
The most common thing women hate about getting it on? Feeling self-conscious during the deed, with 30% of respondents giving this answer. Men, on the other hand, said their top sex dislike is when it's over too quickly, with 34% checking this box.
Women disliked sex that ends too quickly as well, with 29% going with this answer. Other things women disliked include not having an orgasm (28%), interruptions (27%), and not getting enough pre-intimacy (24%).
The guys sex-hate list included factors like not bringing their partner to orgasm (30%), interruptions (28%), not having an orgasm (21%), and catching an STI (17%). (Um, we're going to go out on a limb here and say that 17% speaks for the whole group...catching an STI is never a desirable part of sex.)
Interestingly, the top sex dislike women had doesn't even make the list of the things guys hate. The survey didn't look into why that is, but this self-consciousness women called out could be due to a host of factors—such as obsessing over how they look during the action or feeling pressure to reach orgasm via penetration (which most women do not do during straight-up penis-in-vagina sex).
If self-consciousness is the biggest sex downside for you, try to avoid it by focusing only on how you feel in bed...not how you look or what's going to happen in the next 10 minutes. Just stay in the moment and revel in how good your partner is making you feel, and that self-awareness will dissapate without you realizing it.
What happens to your body when you have sex?
Your body will not display telltale signs that show you had sex for the first time. The only way anyone will know you’ve had sex is if you or somebody else tells them.
While having sex, you might breathe heavily and sweat, and your skin could become flushed. These changes are caused by the physical nature of sex. During sex, your vulva may also become swollen due to increased blood flow. After sex, your body will revert to normal, just like it would after exercise.
Most women are born with a hymen, which is a membrane in the vagina that can rupture or tear during exercise, first-time sex, or other activities. Your hymen might rupture, which could result in some bleeding, which can range from a few drops to 1–3 days of period-like bleeding. However, bleeding only happens to approximately 43% of girls the first time they have sex.
Many others have already inadvertently ruptured their hymens before they ever have sex. If you’re worried about bleeding, you can put down a dark-colored towel or cloth to lie on top of.
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With this in mind, the intimacy gadget company Lovehoney decided to survey 3,000 adults about what they hate the most in the bedroom. The responses could feel eerily familiar...or they might truly surprise you.
The most common thing women hate about getting it on? Feeling self-conscious during the deed, with 30% of respondents giving this answer. Men, on the other hand, said their top sex dislike is when it's over too quickly, with 34% checking this box.
Women disliked sex that ends too quickly as well, with 29% going with this answer. Other things women disliked include not having an orgasm (28%), interruptions (27%), and not getting enough pre-intimacy (24%).
The guys sex-hate list included factors like not bringing their partner to orgasm (30%), interruptions (28%), not having an orgasm (21%), and catching an STI (17%). (Um, we're going to go out on a limb here and say that 17% speaks for the whole group...catching an STI is never a desirable part of sex.)
Interestingly, the top sex dislike women had doesn't even make the list of the things guys hate. The survey didn't look into why that is, but this self-consciousness women called out could be due to a host of factors—such as obsessing over how they look during the action or feeling pressure to reach orgasm via penetration (which most women do not do during straight-up penis-in-vagina sex).
If self-consciousness is the biggest sex downside for you, try to avoid it by focusing only on how you feel in bed...not how you look or what's going to happen in the next 10 minutes. Just stay in the moment and revel in how good your partner is making you feel, and that self-awareness will dissapate without you realizing it.
What happens to your body when you have sex?
Your body will not display telltale signs that show you had sex for the first time. The only way anyone will know you’ve had sex is if you or somebody else tells them.
While having sex, you might breathe heavily and sweat, and your skin could become flushed. These changes are caused by the physical nature of sex. During sex, your vulva may also become swollen due to increased blood flow. After sex, your body will revert to normal, just like it would after exercise.
Most women are born with a hymen, which is a membrane in the vagina that can rupture or tear during exercise, first-time sex, or other activities. Your hymen might rupture, which could result in some bleeding, which can range from a few drops to 1–3 days of period-like bleeding. However, bleeding only happens to approximately 43% of girls the first time they have sex.
Many others have already inadvertently ruptured their hymens before they ever have sex. If you’re worried about bleeding, you can put down a dark-colored towel or cloth to lie on top of.
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You hate catching an STI yet you refuse to use a condom?? If that isn't stupidity,I don't know what else is. Meanwhile STI no dey show for face. If you must do,be smart and always protect yourself.

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