Although both men and women love to indulge in sex, they have quite a few fears about it. What fears are you facing?
All of us, no matter how confident we are, have dilemmas and problems in bed, but we don't announce it all over the place. Unlike women, men do not openly talk about it in front of their friends, as is the practice with women, and men would not admit to problems, even if they were to be twisted. The last thing any man wants is to for a woman to doubt his abilities.
Although there is no real danger and it is not clear where the fear comes from, people are afraid of things that are left of the population you would never think of it.
- GYMNOPHOBIA: fear of nudity. People who have this problem are also afraid of their own bare skin.
- MEDOMALAKUPHOBIA: fear of losing or not achieving an erection, which manifests itself in a panic attack, heart palpitations, loss of breath...
- EUROTOPHOBIA or COLOPHOBIA: fear of female genitalia.
- FILEMAPHOBIA: fear of kissing as a result of trauma or fear of bad breath and carrying bacteria.
- EROTOBOPHIA: fear of talking about sexuality. Such a person does not want to read or talk about sexuality.
- MALAXOPHOBIA: fear of foreplay and intimacy. People can't stand petting.
- PARTHENOPHOBIA: fear of virgins. People are also afraid to be around sexually inexperienced women.
- MEDORTHOPHOBIA: fear of an erect penis.
Scientists also conducted a survey of two thousand people from Europe and the USA. They were asked to rate each individual on a scale from 1 to 10 fear associated with sex. The results will surprise you!
Our biggest fear is having a partner sexually transmitted disease, followed by the fear that he will burst during sex a condom and the woman will get pregnant unplanned, and the third fear related to sex, to which we give the most weight, is that our naked body will disappoint our partner. Only then is there a fear that the partner will not experience an orgasm or he will not be satisfied. When we take a closer look at the fears, it turns out that men are most afraid that a woman will have a sexually transmitted disease, and women, on the other hand (somewhat surprisingly), that their partner will not want to wear a condom. When it comes to body insecurities, men's biggest concern is theirs penis too small, and women (and also men) to be theirs pubic hair repulsed the partner. Other interesting statistics can be seen in the infographics.
Gallery: The strangest fears in sex
