Myth 1: Healthy body means more sex. In fact: there is no need to compare the number of times you have sex with others, as long as both you and your partner feel happy and satisfied. Having less sex does not mean that your body is "not good", but sometimes it may mean that the quality of sex is high.

Myth 2: Women’s sexual desire decreases during menopause. The truth is: most menopausal women remain interested in sex. At this stage, they no longer have to worry about pregnancy, and their sexual life time is therefore more free and unrestrained. At this stage, women's sexual skills are also richer, and they will be more confident during sexual life, so they can enjoy a more perfect sexual experience than before.

Myth 3: People who are passionately in love are more likely to have sexual desire. In fact: good love makes people excited, but it does not necessarily increase sexual desire. Lovers spend most of their time thinking about building a good relationship with each other, which consumes most of their energy. Therefore, men and women in love will long for a hug or a long kiss, but they will not have such a strong desire for simple sex. Because they feel that besides making love, there are many ways to keep the relationship warm.

Myth 4: The penis, vagina and breasts are the important sexual organs. In fact: Although the above parts can produce strong sexual pleasure, the brain is the most important sexual organ. The brain determines how you feel and makes you sexually active.

Myth 5: If you don’t have a sexual partner, you shouldn’t have sexual desire. In fact: when you are alone, it is also very important to properly vent your sexual desire. Even if you have a partner, there's nothing wrong with masturbating.

Myth 6: Only women can be frigid. In fact: low libido generally only affects women, but men can suffer from it too. Drinking alcohol, taking medicine, stress, chronic diseases, aging, etc. can all cause a man's sexual desire to decrease.

Myth 7: Old couples don’t need to discuss sex. In fact: the older a couple is, the more they should talk about sex. Especially during stages such as childbirth, female menopause or male menopause, you should start to pay attention to changes in your body and sexual desire, and let your partner know what changes are happening in your body.