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The importance of open and respectful communication in achieving mutual pleasure and satisfaction.
Scientific research indicates that penis girth (circumference/width) is often reported as more important than length for sexual satisfaction in many samples, but findings are mixed: some studies find ...
Clear, specific language combined with simple, responsive signals is the fastest route to getting clitoral needs met: name what you want (pressure, speed, location), cue timing (before/during/after pe...
Partnered sex typically yields longer orgasm latency in women than masturbation — roughly 14 minutes versus about 8 minutes in large self-report datasets — and much of that gap appears linked to the p...
Preference studies find that often matters more than length for many partners’ subjective sense of fullness and sexual satisfaction, but effects are modest, inconsistent across samples, and heavily sh...
Scientific reviews and surveys show that , communication, and sexual technique are consistently linked to partner sexual satisfaction and—where measured—often outweigh the measurable effect of , altho...
Several peer‑reviewed studies have measured orgasmic latency across contexts—most commonly comparing masturbatory (solitary) versus partnered sex and exploring which sexual activities correlate with s...
Meta-analyses and systematic reviews find little robust evidence that by itself produces meaningful differences in partners’ overall sexual satisfaction; the literature instead shows modest preference...