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The most common situation is that some people are spoiled from childhood and have always been self-centered, thus lacking the ability to understand others. They often make unreasonable demands on their partners in their sex lives, and when conflicts arise, they don’t communicate calmly, compromise, or give in; instead, they argue and complain. With the increasing number of only children, this situation may become a widespread problem. For people with this personality, it’s difficult to learn tolerance and communication in a short period. Therefore, it’s essential to start by being considerate of your partner in daily life, giving them opportunities Continue reading

Season 3 、Eliminating Desires – Finding a Way to Open a Different World Going back to the title of the film, Nymphomaniac, if sex is Joey’s way of confirming and exploring herself, then the confession section when Joey is forced to participate in the female drug rehabilitation group is the most powerful section that reveals the uniqueness of herself. When introducing herself to a sex addiction support group composed entirely of women, Joey said, “My name is Joey, and I’m a nymphomaniac,” but the group leader corrected her by saying, “I’m a sex addict.” Then Joey immediately repeated, “My name Continue reading

There’s a saying that describes the sexual needs of middle-aged women: “Thirty like a wolf, forty like a tiger.” In reality, most women, even in middle age, maintain a good sex drive and sexual ability if they are in good health. Their desires are not much lower than those of young girls. Many women even experience an increased libido compared to their youth, entering a “second honeymoon period.” 1. Actively pursue a healthy sex life 　　Actively pursue a fulfilling sex life based on your own libido and sexual capabilities. Middle-aged women should maintain sexual activity about once a week, and Continue reading

Thirty was once a distant number for women, signifying maturity and experience, competence and beauty; restraint replaced flamboyance, and composure replaced impetuosity. A 30-year-old woman is like a deep lake, its waves surging yet knowing how to conceal them. Unconsciously, while cultivating a higher level of taste, she has also become a veritable “old woman,” lacking in sexual desire. If you fall in love with such a 30-year-old woman, you must care for her more fully, and your love must be more responsible. The awkward situation of a 30-year-old woman An American website once conducted a survey asking, “If you Continue reading

The previous section mainly discussed the impact of emotional changes such as mood and temperament on physical health. In addition, the quality of a person’s sex life, the strength of their sexual ability, and their personality traits also have a significant impact on their health. This is, of course, a core aspect of mental and emotional health.I. The Relationship Between Sexual Life, Sexual Ability, and Health Human beings have three basic needs—food, sex, and nature. Among them, sex is the greatest gift bestowed upon humankind. For other animals, sex is merely a means of reproduction, but humans can deeply enjoy Continue reading

Is your sex life healthy? Check these five points to find the answer and how to improve it. 01 Not counting the number of times you have sex Whether you have sex 2-3 times a week or only once a month, focusing too much on the frequency of sex is not a good way to evaluate the quality of your sex life. One study randomly assigned couples to two groups, one of whom doubled the frequency of their sexual activity. The results showed that couples who had frequent sex did not experience greater happiness compared to those who had regular Continue reading

Season 2 、 Try everything and break everything Adler believed that “women are faced with a choice between maintaining their autonomy and becoming masculine, or finding their own happiness in the submission of love… Pregnancy compensates women and gives them back a new autonomy.” [5] However, for Beauvoir, this is a confusing view of women’s “passive sexuality” because it is based on the male perspective of sexual desire as impulse and energy. “For woman, the real problem is to refuse these escapes, and as a transcendent self-realization, the problem is what possibilities the male attitude and the female attitude open Continue reading

Danish director Lars von Trier’s 2013 film “Nymphomaniac” was already worthy of discussion, and his public mockery of Cannes at the Berlin Film Festival after being expelled from Cannes made the film even more topical. But beyond the gimmicks, “Nymphomaniac” is undoubtedly the best work of Lars von Trier, who is dedicated to filming female-themed films. The film’s original English title, “Nymphomaniac,” literally translates to “female nymphomaniac” or “female maniac.” Nymphomaniac, as a medical diagnostic term, dates back to 19th-century Europe, specifically referring to women with hypersexuality. It has since lost its gender-specific designation and, along with the term “male Continue reading

Vagina size, like the penis, has long been a subject of interest and observation. Traditional Chinese Taoist sexology texts categorize vaginas into eight types, based on their depth: Xuanzhu (4 inches), Gushi (6 inches), Yuque (6 inches), Kunhu (7 inches), and Beiji (8 inches). Popularly, vaginal tightness is measured by its ability to “grip” the penis. A vagina that can actively “grip” is considered tight, while one that cannot is considered loose. However, few formal studies have explored these concepts. From a functional perspective, it makes more sense to consider the vaginal opening separately from the upper and middle sections. Continue reading