The sounds during sex come from our own language exchanges, moans, emotional laughter during sexual excitement or orgasm, as well as music and sounds from the outside world. The well-known psychologist Abel Temelbien once designed the origin of "the overall impression of a message": 7% comes from language, 38% comes from the emotions expressed in language, and 55% comes from facial expressions. Among them, although language as sound only accounts for a small part, the emotions expressed by language account for a considerable proportion.

The visual impression produced by looking at your partner's facial expressions during sex, if combined with soft words, can make people happy even more. Women's sexual excitement mainly depends on touch and hearing. During sexual foreplay, in addition to looking forward to caressing and kissing from the man, they also look forward to hearing sweet words from the man. During the foreplay process, men say a few more compliments such as "I love you", "Your body is so beautiful", "You are so sexy", etc., which will undoubtedly have a positive effect on stimulating women's sexual desire and excitement. Saying explicit words during lovemaking can sometimes make both parties happier. Communication words such as "More to the left" and "Let me press on you" can also increase the fun of sex because you can express what you want. Things to do. Women should tell each other openly what words can cause you to climax, and ask the man to say some provocative words to help you reach climax.