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Penis size doesn’t matter in lovemaking – Sex Coach

Dzifah Sweetness, a popular sex coach has stated that the size of the penis of her partner is really a no bother to her.

According to her, she does not really care about the size of the penis of her partner so far as he is able to please her sexually and make her reach an orgasm.

Dzifa made these revelations on e.TV Ghana’s adult entertainment program ‘IN BED WITH ADWENE’.

She further stressed that the size of the penis obviously does not matter during sex.

“It’s the positioning that matters. Get the sexual positioning right and you will sexually please the woman no matter how small or large her vagina is,” she said.

She reiterated her earlier assertion that the size of a man’s penis has nothing to do with his

ability to give pleasure or not.

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She maintains that; “A woman may experience painful sex with a man with a huge penis and may have pleasurable and unforgettable sex with one with a rather small penis. In such a case, the woman will always run to the man with small manhood who gave her pleasurable and unforgettable sex.”

The debate about the link between the size of a man’s penis and his sexual performance has been a major topic of discussion for sometime now.

Whiles some women prefer bigger manhood, others prefer average or small.

7 Common Myths About Sex

There are plenty of myths around sex and our attitude towards pleasure. In popular culture, it is often built up as something illusive or male-centric – so it’s not surprising that many people still feel misinformed in the 21st Century. With that in mind, we have picked 7 of the most commonly-circulated myths with the aim of setting the record straight.

1. “You can tell the size of a man’s penis by his shoe size”

Many people still seem to use feet as an indicator for size… elsewhere. But in 2002, a study of 104 men at University College London found absolutely no correlation between the two. Another conducted in Canada of just 63 men found a very weak link, as well as one between penis length and height. It’s definitely not certain, so for now we’d suggest the only thing you’ll learn by a man’s shoes is his taste in fashion.

2. “Condoms ruin sex”

This is a no brainer. Using condoms means your partner cares and you can relax, enjoy what is happening and worry about getting pregnant or contracting an STI.

Often the sensation of “not feeling anything” is due to a lack of lubrication so adding a little can make it feel more pleasurable.

Make sure you find the perfect fit because men who find condoms uncomfortable could be wearing the wrong size.

3. “Faking an orgasm is OK”

Sam at Jo Divine says:It’s a disservice to your partner by not teaching them what works best for you, even if you don’t want to hurt their feelings.

Most people appreciate a little guidance when it comes to pleasuring their partner. Even if you don’t orgasm it should feel pleasurable, so make sure to tell your partner what you want.

4. “Sex needs to last hours”

Sam at J0 Divine says:Sex should last however long you want it to. Contrary to popular belief that sex needs to last for hours to be considered good: many couples enjoy satisfying sexual intercourse which lasts between 3-13 minutes, according to Penn State Erie researchers Eric Corty and Jenay Guardiani (2008).

Some women find long sex sessions, while men can find this boring and often prefer for it to end sooner rather than later. Other people enjoy slow, sensual sexual pleasure. It depends on who, where, when, why and how you have sex.

If you only have time for quickie sex, then three minute sex is perfect and extremely satisfying. You may not orgasm but it’s fun and might lead to a longer session later that day.

So dispel these myths, and enjoy better sex.

5. “He comes first”

Sam at Jo Divine says:Female orgasms are just as important. If a woman finds a male partner has beaten them to it, why not have your orgasm during foreplay or just tell him he can’t come before you do – this can make sex feel more intense!

6. “You can only orgasm through penetrative sex”

Most women require clitoral stimulation to experience an orgasm and 70 percent of women achieve an orgasm clitorally.

Depending on what position you have sex, some women are able to orgasm this way and is probably due to stimulation of both her clitoris and G-spot which causes this.

7. “All women orgasm”

Sam at Jo Divine says:This isn’t true as some women experience anorgasmia whereby they cannot orgasm. This doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy sexual pleasure. Orgasm tends to be the end of the journey but travelling to that point can be just as much fun than reaching it.

Credit: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/love-sex/common-myths-about-sex-and-sexual-pleasure-a6673941.html

3 Signs That You And Your Partner Are Sexually Compatible

The one truth that surprisingly not a lot of people know about sex is that it has a tendency to be incredibly weird, awkward, and embarrassing at first. It can take quite a while to build good sexual chemistry and compatibility with another person. For some couples, sexual compatibility and comfort is a downright impossibility. But then again, sex is always going to be a fun experience regardless of whether it’s awkward or not. So that’s why a lot of people are willing to go through all of the initial awkwardness and embarrassment that comes with sexual introductions. But there is no taking away from the fact that couples can build on sexual chemistry; and this is a necessary rite of passage for all couples who want to find success in the long-term.

At the foundation of it all, there always has to be the establishment of trust between both people. Sex is probably one of the most emotionally compromising and vulnerable social experiences that human beings could ever go through with another person. That’s why it takes a lot of trust for two people to really get through a sexual experience with one another. You have to be able to trust one another with your bodies, and if you’re in a serious relationship, with the emotional implications that sex can bring along.

Next, you have to be able to talk about your boundaries and expectations. You might want to discuss if your pleasures of the skin are merely manifestations of your physical lust, or if there are is any emotional baggage involved there. You might want to talk about what you need from each other in the physical sense as far as pleasures are concerned. There are plenty of things that you need to hash out with one another if you really want your sexual chemistry to get to a point of comfort and stability. But along with those desires, you also need to establish boundaries and rules these rules can be emotional and physical in nature.

Ultimately, if you keep on living a healthy and active sex life, you are both going to get to a point of sexual comfort and compatibility with one another that is worth emulating. People are kidding themselves if they really think that sex doesn’t play a big role in modern relationships. The very fact that you made it a point to build a strong sexual connection with one another is proof of just how hard you’re willing to work to ensure the success of this relationship. It shows that you are always trying your best to make your love grow and manifest itself throughout various aspects of your relationship. And that’s always a good sign.

But how do you know if you and your partner have really reached a point of healthy sexual comfort with one another? Well, there are a few signs that you can choose to keep an eye out for. If you and your partner are guilty of the things that are going to be listed on here, then it means that you are both sexually compatible with one another.

1. You both feel like you could both be freely open and honest about your sexual fantasies that you may have for one another

You both feel like you could freely discuss even your wildest sexual fantasies with one another. Your sexual comfort and chemistry has reached a point wherein you are both willing to try out new things just to make the other happy; and also to add more spice and excitement to the experience. You can both make requests to try out some new positions or some new techniques just to mix things up a little bit.

2. You both feel like you can both openly discuss sex whenever you want without any awkwardness or shyness at all

The talk of sex is always awkward for a lot of people at first. But with you, you’re way past the point of awkwardness. You are at a place of comfort with one another. You are completely sexual compatible with each other and you both know it. Whenever you get into the bedroom, sparks start flying and no one can stop it.

3. You really don’t consider it a big deal to be naked around one another even during nonsexual contexts.

The very fact that you have very active sex lives should mean that it’s totally okay for you to be seeing each other in the nude even during nonsexual settings. You’ve seen each other’s private parts a lot of times already and you don’t really mind just lounging around the house or the apartment wearing absolutely nothing at all. You’ve both seen plenty of each other and you are no longer surprised with each other’s bodies. Whether you are just sitting down on the couch or laying on the bed without clothes on just talking to one another, or you’re taking a bath together, it’s all perfectly normal for the both of you.

Source: https://www.relrules.com/3-signs-that-you-and-your-partner-are-sexually-compatible/