Today we're going to talk about masturbation in
women. We're going to talk about it from a psychological perspective.
Masturbation is the act of arousing oneself to sexual pleasure. In general,
women masturbate less than men. Whether or not you masturbate depends on
whether or not your sexual desire leads to direct sexual arousal or not.
Different individuals have different levels of sexual desire, different passive
or active approaches to sex, different ways of expressing themselves, and
different perceptions of sex. If you have a negative perception of sex, you
will tend to have a strong aversion to masturbation.
Women
value psychological satisfaction and emotional connection when it comes to sex,
which is a major factor in women’s sexual arousal. Therefore, women tend to
believe that it is more appropriate to have sex with a partner to achieve
physical and emotional satisfaction than to masturbate just to please their
sensory organs. Women's different levels of sexual desire results in the
difference in how often they masturbate. Rather than most women having an
average level of sexual desire, women tend to be on a spectrum of either very high
or very low sexual desire, so they either really enjoy masturbation or really
dislike it.
For women who
enjoy sex and are familiar with the pleasure of orgasm, masturbation can be
very helpful, but overall, women who enjoy sex are more likely to prefer having
sex with a partner to masturbation, as masturbation usually has only 70% of the
satisfaction level of having sex with a partner. You can take a full control in
masturbation, whereas having sex involves a lot of movements that are out of
your control and the arousal is intensified by the perception of the other
person's response in having sex.
There is still a negative perception of
female masturbation in society, and women who haven't experienced the benefits
of masturbation may have a negative perception of it. However, as a substitute
for sex, masturbation has many benefits for women. Women may prefer
masturbation to avoid the negative aspects of sex, such as stress, hassle, and
exhaustion that come with sex. They can feel comfortable expressing their
desires that they may not be able to show to the partner, and they can
experience the pleasure of sex without being judged by their partner. Sexual
stimulation is also beneficial because it provides a sense of comfort and
security, both physically and psychologically.
Women have the ability to generate xes energy
on their own, and they can be trained to generate xes energy and utilize it as
positive energy in their daily lives. In this sense, masturbation can be a very
effective practice compared with suffering from and struggling with
incompatible sex with a partner. In recent years, female masturbation has been
on the rise, and it has become more socially acceptable. The number of single
women living on their own is also on the rise, and their personal preferences
for sex and their right to pleasure are being recognized more.
There are many
different ways for women to masturbate. Each person has their own preferences,
so it's a good idea to expose yourself to a variety of information and then, find
your own way. There is another thing to keep in mind. Any imaginary sex you
have while masturbating should only be for the duration of your masturbation
and you must leave it at that. Trying to make it a reality or continuing to
connect emotionally in your daily life is asking for trouble. Masturbation is
not just for men; it's a very useful tool for women, and women should try to
have a positive perception of it rather than a negative one.
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