1. Some women can ejaculate


Female ejaculation refers to the ejection of fluid by some women from vulva or vagina when they climax in sexual intercourse. Other terms used to describe this phenomenon are 'gushing' or 'squirting'. This is a very controversial subject, since it has not been scientifically substantiated. Your man can learn to help you ejaculate. This could be done by manual stimulation of the G-spot with finger pressing hard in a come hither motion. So if this is a skill, then that would definitely add to the sexual pleasure of females when well mastered.


2. You can contract STD even when you use a condom You can catch sexually transmitted diseases even if you use a condom. I know this real bad news for some individuals. Even if you use a condom 100% of the time, it does not eliminate the risk of contracting an STD as condoms could leak, break or slip off 3-15% of the time. Aside these, you can also contract an STD from an infected scrotum when it touches the skin of the vulva. Various infections contracted this way include genital Warts, Herpes, Molluscum contagiosum, as well as Pubic lice. This calls for extra care and precaution.


3. Only about 25% of women have orgasms from intercourse alone

About 75 percent of all women never reach orgasm from intercourse alone. Some few others would attain orgasm with the extra help of their partners hands or tongue. And 10 to 15 percent never climax under any circumstances. This doesn’t sound fair, yet it’s very true. This is quite unlike men who would ejaculate very quickly even during foreplay, or just through rubbing of their penis by some who they don’t really like! Female orgasm is hard to attain. The conditions have to be right. More of the actions take place at the clitoris and the controversial G-spot. So having to attain this could involve the lady or couple mastering some sexual positions that would ensure hitting the real spots.


4. Sex has great health benefits Safe sex (or even just orgasm alone) is good for you. Sex health benefits include lowering your risk of heart disease and stroke, reducing your risk of breast cancer, bolstering your immune system, helping you sleep, making you appear more youthful, improving your fitness, regulating menstrual cycles, relieving menstrual cramps, helping with chronic pain, reducing the risk of depression, lowering stress levels, and improving self esteem.


5. Penis width drives women crazy, not necessarily the length Men are so particular about penis size. Of course, some would give anything to have their penises enlarged. Is penis size really that important? Maybe it’s as important as you think it is! Do women really care about penis size? What is the ideal penis size? Well, British researchers showed that 85 percent of women reported they were happy with their partner’s size. So to the rest 15 percent that weren’t satisfied, what could be responsible?

In small study conducted by University of Texas-Pan American and published in BMC Women's Health, 50 undergraduate women were surveyed by two popular male athletes on campus about their perceptions of sexual satisfaction and it was concluded that the width of a penis feels better than the length of a penis, when subjects are asked to choose between the two. It was also concluded that this may show that penis size overall affects sexual satisfaction since women chose between the two options they were given.

There are a number of reasons why penis width could be described as more sexually satisfying by women. First, the width of the penis at the base may be more stimulating to the clitoris. Researchers also suggest that a wide penis gives a woman a 'greater feeling of fullness' and is therefore physically and psychologically more satisfying.