Verbal communication is an important form of sexual communication. When people speak, the vibrations in their voices express emotions and stimulate our imagination. Language includes not only words but also timbre, pitch and volume. Using language to convey sexual requirements to the other party or to respond to the other party's sexual requirements can elevate ordinary emotional communication to rational understanding.

Human love is different from sex in the animal kingdom, and its important foundation is emotional communication through language communication. Due to the influence of cultural level and concepts, the use of language in sexual communication is often characterized by ambiguity.

Aphrodisiac moans

When sexual excitement and orgasm occur, the moans made by men and women are also quite stimulating, especially for men. A 28-year-old man said: "When I was having sex with my wife, I heard her scream. The more she screamed, the more excited I became, because her screams made me feel that I had done something to make her happy."

Another 30-year-old man confessed: "My wife's deep moans during orgasm are very tempting and provocative." It can be said that the man's verbal communication during foreplay is crucial to the woman's sexual excitement. , and during the intimacy process, the woman's voice has an aphrodisiac effect on the man's sexual excitement.

The moans made by women during sex are different, but the languages ​​​​of their moans are similar, such as "fast", "can't stand it anymore", "don't stop!", etc., no need to learn It can be blurted out naturally, and it can be said to be the common language of women in the world.

The breathing rate becomes faster

The reason why women can moan during sexual excitement is because their breathing and heart rate are significantly accelerated, and the central nervous system is excited, which leads to increased blood pressure and accelerated aerobic metabolism. At this time, the number of breathing can reach 40 times/min, the heart rate increases to 120 times/min, and in some cases it can reach 150 times/min-160 times/min. Due to the reduction in oxygen content in the blood, women will fall into a state of slight hypoxia, accelerated breathing and disorder, and will naturally make a muffled cry unique to orgasm. Faster breathing will also make men more excited.

At the same time, due to the increase in "excitable substances" in women's brains (people's understanding of it is still very limited so far), the inhibitory effect of the brain will be released, causing women to make sounds that are unimaginable even for themselves (in sexology called "bed-calling").