When making love, women like to make a sound. The sound also sounds louder when a woman is struck by orgasm. So, what causes a woman to make a sound when making love?
In 2011 research, Gayle Brewer from the University of Central Lancashire with Colin Hendrie from the University of Leeds published research by the topic in the Archives of Sexual Behavior. Female voices during lovemaking are called copulatory vocalizations.
The researchers asked 71 heterosexual women who were sexually active between the ages of 18 old years and 48 old years about vocalization during sex. The findings, many women do make sounds when making love. But not necessarily when they are having an orgasm.
66 percent of women said that groaned to speed up the climax of the couple. 87 percent said they voiced their voices to increase self-esteem, reported by CNN on Sunday (12/31/2017).
Meanwhile, female orgasm is most often experienced during a foreplay. Vocalization is reported to make most commonly performed before and concurrently with the male ejaculation.
Women also voice to relieve a boredom, a fatigue, and a pain or a discomfort during a sex. Generating male sexual desire
Voice during lovemaking can actually be a …
