sexual stereotypes (intimate)

Stereotypes we face in many spheres of life, not excluding the intimate. There are many sexual stereotypes, as a rule, imposed on us a certain kind of literature and movies. Some stereotypes can be learned from the stories of girlfriends and friends, others - from the information you give us about sex parents. And such stereotypes often prevent intimate life.

Here are the five most common sexual stereotypes:

- Sex should be engaged in "loud". It is believed that the culmination of an intimate relationship, as well as the moments leading up to it, must be accompanied by loud sounds, expressing the degree of satisfaction of partners. For some reason it does not take into account that people with different temperaments, may react differently to the sensations experienced, and many men and women cost in obtaining pleasure without the "sound".

- All couples need a spontaneous sex. Perhaps this stereotype is caused by scenes from movies and books in which the partners "snatch" at each other anywhere: in the workplace, on the beach, at a party with friends, and perhaps in public transport. But spontaneous sex accounting for the soul not for everybody, and his absence does not mean the loss of a partner of love and desire for each other

- Sex should be diverse. For many people this is so, however, quite a few couples who have for years come into intimate relations proven, habitual way, and did not want to change.

- Sex should be slow. This also prefer not to all couples, so it all depends on the temperament and willingness to partner.

- Sex should be a "very nicely furnished. Another stereotype, inspired by literature and cinema. But in real life for a memorable night of love is not always required scented candles, lace underwear, silk sheets, wine, and other "romantic" attributes.