Not fair if only your spouse are able to reach orgasm. It would be better if you and your partner can reach orgasm together. Because orgasm not only gives a sense of satisfaction when having sex, but also helps improve healthy relationships. You and he will feel more loved, cared for, and happy.
"Reaching climax with a gap of a few seconds between you and your partner are the most satisfying sexual moments for both of you," says Ian Kerner, PhD, sex expert who is also the author of He Comes Next. "Every sensation will be stronger because you experience it together."
Well, how to keep your orgasm and the he arrived simultaneously?
Technology allows people to get information, but the information obtained may not be accurate. Abundant information about sex, for example, is very easily obtained via the Internet. However the information is mixed between facts and myths. To straighten it, the following five sexual health myths you need to know.
1. Myth: using two condoms better
In fact, the use of condoms, the more does not mean better. By using two condoms, the possibility of leaking even greater. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), using condoms can prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV, and unplanned pregnancy. However, previous way is by not having sex or be faithful to one partner.
