The secret of great sex is not at all secret, the claims of 81-year-old experts-just make your partner this question

Communication is essential.

Everyone wants to know the secret of great sex – – and there are fully experts that are just too happy to ensure what they believe is the answer.

But one – – Octogenarian professor of human sexuality Dr. William Yarber – â â â â â says that the secret is no secret.

A quick discussion with your partner, insists Yarber, is all that is needed. Their answer to a simple question – “How do you like to be touched?” Is the answer you are looking away.

He claims that those who want their partner and themselves are sexually satisfied – and who does not have? – should ask this from anyone who slips into their sheets.

Then get it in “Hawver you and your partner likes you.

â € œ the essence of sexuality is giving and receiving pleasant touch, â € Yarber explained CNN.

Also recently, a group of scientists claim to have found the definition of “big sex”.

A new study, published in the ‘Gazette of Sexuality & Culture – says there are three factors that contribute to the intercourse.

Researchers from the State University of Missouri conducted interviews with 78 active sexual participants of different ages, backgrounds and sexual orientations to determine what makes a sexual sex experience.

The study found that most people agree that orgasm, emotional connection and chemistry are all important.

Most participants said orgasms are an essential element of their sexual experiences.

Some focused on their orgasms, while others considered the mutual orgasms a major ingredient.

Some women even asked for numerous orgasms to take into account sex â € œGRAAT.â €

However, 20 participants destroyed orgasms as unnecessary.

Although more difficult to determine, an emotional connection was the second most important factor for extraordinary sex.

Many participants were sure to clarify that an emotional bond can exist without romantic love, but eight participants specifically equated an emotional component with love.

On the contrary, 16 participants did not require an emotional connection for excellent sex.

Another abstract but important factor for “big sex” is chemistry.

While it is elusive, chemistry was generally agreed to seek an emotional and physical response that “is either there or there is not there”.

Participants explain that chemistry allowed them to like and trust the person enough for him – let’s go and be present, “who allowed them to focus on their pleasure.

While there were some common themes and conversations, the study generally found that the elements that contribute to a satisfactory sexual experience vary greatly, as sex sex “is difficult to determine.