If you are not twisted by hellish pain these days, then you know how during menstruation one wants sex. Which, in fact, is quite strange, because nature created this time as if specifically for you not to have sex.
Most doctors will confidently tell you that the desire for sex should be strongest during ovulation — that is, in the interval between periods. When the egg begins its journey through the fallopian tubes — to where sperm can theoretically get to it. But why do some women become easily aroused during menstruation? Exactly when, according to nature's design, she doesn't need sex at all, because at this time she can hardly get pregnant? It turns out that there is a scientific explanation for this. The increased libido during ovulation has a hormonal reason, while the sex drive during menstruation is rather of a physiological nature. At this time, the uterus expands and fills with blood, pressing on the nerve endings in the pelvic floor, and we experience pleasant sensations. From the ordinary rush of blood to the genitals. After all, when the nerve endings around the vagina are stimulated, our brain interprets it as if someone is caressing us from the outside.
That is, the secret lies not in the head, but literally in the genitals. Some women feel a certain discomfort related to the taboos that have arisen around making love during menstruation. By denying themselves sex due to their own tightness, women deprive themselves of immense pleasure.
Others, however, feel the desire but worry that sex during menstruation may not be very hygienic.
Let there be sex!
Here are just a couple of tips if you are one of those who really want it.
- If you are afraid that it will be “too bloody,” you can comfortably set up in the shower.
- Place a wet sponge or a damp towel next to you. This way, you will be able to quickly and discreetly clean up the “traces of the crime.”
- Menstrual cup. If you are already an experienced user of the menstrual cup, then you know that this is the only hygienic product for menstruation that is also “sex-friendly.” True, not any, but a soft disposable menstrual cup, which does not absorb blood but collects it. However, in Russia they are not yet very popular, and you need to get used to them.
- In big letters: YOU CAN STILL GET PREGNANT. Yes, the chance is small, but it exists, so a condom is your best friend. Не позволяй стереотипам и барьерам в твоей голове мешать твоему великолепному сексу
