6 myths about vibrators | Couples

Because of the myths associated with the vibrators, few men who can imagine that kind of threesome: you, me and ... That? But men who try these "rare" equipment, not only accepted but also make for the cause.

Myth: Vibrators are for losers and loners.

Truth: At present, one third of American women use vibrators, according to sex specialist Laura Berman, Ph.D., of Chicago, and women with partners are more likely to use vibrators than singles. Women living in rural, urban and suburban areas are equally likely to have one. Clients also belong to all economic scales. The only demographic factor that affects the use of vibrators is the level of education. The higher, the greater the likelihood that the vibrator is used.

Myth: No real man would use a vibrator during sex with your partner.

Truth: A recent survey by the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University shows that 45% of men in the U.S.. UU. - Have used vibrators during sex with your partner at least once. One in 10 has done in the last month.

Myth: If a woman needs a vibrator to have an orgasm, it's because something happens.

Fact: Not true. Vibrators simply make it easier to excite and reaches orgasm. They also contribute to a woman's sexual satisfaction.

Women who have problems with orgasm are sexually normal. They just need more stimulation. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (Journal of the American Medical Association), 25% of women are in this situation.

? Criticize a carpenter to use power tools? Of course not. Power tools make the job faster and more efficiently.

Myth: If a woman needs a vibrator to have an orgasm, it's because something happens to your partner.

Truth: Not necessarily. Couples should teach each other what excites them, and men should make love the way you prefer most women: slow, sensual and concentrated in a full body massage that includes the genitals but do not obsess over them . If men take a sensual activity covering the entire body, not to say that something happens to them or how they make love, even if women prefer (or need) a vibrator for sexual satisfaction.