4 sexual etiquette and 10 civilized etiquette that men must not understand

Men need to pay attention to respect, hygiene, communication and safety in sexual etiquette. Civilized sexual etiquette mainly includes ten core contents such as respecting the wishes of the partner, keeping clean and hygienic, actively communicating needs, and avoiding inappropriate behavior in public places.

1. Respect wishes:

Sexual behavior must be based on the consent of both parties, and obtaining the consent of the partner is the first etiquette. Men should avoid any form of coercion or pressure and respect the other person’s right to say no. You can confirm your intention through language or body language in advance, pay attention to your partner's reaction during the process, and stop immediately if resistance appears. Legally, sexual contact without consent may constitute sexual harassment or a crime.

2. Health management:

Sexual health is directly related to personal hygiene. Men should keep their genitals clean, trim their pubic hair regularly to reduce bacterial growth, and wash thoroughly before and after sexual intercourse. People with excessive foreskin need to pay special attention to cleaning up smegma to avoid causing gynecological infections in their partners. It is recommended to prepare cleaning supplies such as disinfectant wipes and pay attention to oral hygiene to avoid spreading germs through oral sex.

3. Privacy protection:

Sex is a private act, and men must refrain from exposing their genitals, making obscene gestures, or openly discussing sexual privacy in public. You are not allowed to shoot or distribute sexual images without permission. Even if your partner agrees, you must keep them carefully. Avoid posting sexually suggestive content on social media to protect the reputation and legal rights of both parties.

4. Safety measures:

Correct use of condoms is a basic responsibility. It can not only prevent pregnancy but also prevent sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS and gonorrhea. Men should proactively prepare qualified condoms and learn how to wear them correctly. If your partner needs it, you should use birth control pills or an intrauterine device. Perform regular STD screenings and seek medical attention promptly if you develop any abnormal symptoms.

Civilized sexual etiquette also includes avoiding drunken sex, not comparing partners' bodies, respecting the boundaries of special sexual preferences, communicating tenderly afterwards, and refusing drugs to help sexual intercourse, etc. It is recommended that men learn scientific sexual knowledge, pay attention to reproductive health through regular physical examinations, and develop a sexual safety plan with their partners. You can enhance pelvic floor muscle function through squats and Kegel exercises on a daily basis, and eat more zinc, vitamin E and other nutrients in your diet, but you need to avoid abusing aphrodisiacs. Only by establishing a sexual concept with respect as the core can we achieve physical and mental pleasure and health protection for both parties.