What are the dangers of improper female masturbation?

　　Since the "harmful theory of masturbation" has been challenged and criticized by modern sexology, people who are happy with this theory are like turned-up serfs singing about "sex" with high spirits. However, we also regretfully discovered that among the various research topics on "sexual masturbation" today, male masturbation has always been the hot spot and focus of sex scholars, while female Masturbation has almost become a "forgotten corner".

This mainly stems from the fact that in medieval Europe and feudal China, women were regarded as objects for men to vent their sexual desires or tools for carrying on the family line. Only men have sexual desire and orgasm, while women have neither the right nor the pleasure to enjoy sex. Therefore, men's sexual problems, whether positive or negative, have attracted widespread attention or importance from society.

In fact, female masturbation and male Like masturbation, it also exists widely, but it is more hidden than men. In the book "Female Sexual Behavior" published in the 1950s, Dr. Kinsey used a large number of surveys as a basis to explain that female masturbation, like male masturbation, is not only widely present in society and people, but also as high as 62%.

The instinctive nature of female masturbation and pleasure

Since Dr. Kinsey reminded us of the universality of female masturbation, many sexologists have further confirmed that female masturbation, like masturbation, is a normal human sexual behavior and should not cause any damage to people's mental and physical health.

Facts have proven that women can reach orgasm easily and happily, whenever they want it (a large number of women can reach multiple orgasms during one masturbation session). There is no doubt that women know how to enjoy their bodies and do not need anyone to tell them what to do.

Why do women masturbate? From the perspective of orgasm, it is one of the most important keys to understanding women's sexual desire: masturbation is almost always done alone, and in most cases is not taught. Masturbation provides a source of pure biofeedback - it is one of only a few forms of instinctive behavior available to us, and the vast majority of women discover the joy of masturbation on their own - knowing how to masturbate at a very early age.