What to do after sex is a question many people ask. However, few people question what to avoid after having sex.
There are a few things men should avoid after ejaculate. These things can affect your health as well as your relationship.
Here are the things men should avoid after sex.
In a hurry to get out of bed to use the bathroom
You’ve probably heard many people say that you should pee right after having sex to avoid UTIs. However, you don’t need to do this right after having sex.
Dr. Jennifer Bump, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, USA, said that unless you really ‘need to pee’, it’s okay to wait a few minutes before going to the bathroom.
See phone
According to American sex expert Deborah Fox, watching TV or on the phone right after sex makes your partner feel abandoned and unappreciated.
“When having sex with you, a woman often becomes more sensitive. If you disconnect, you make her feel unsafe,” Fox said.
Even when your favorite TV show is on, prioritize your partner over it, making her feel especially important.
Watching TV or the phone right after sex makes your partner feel abandoned and unappreciated.
Sleep immediately
After sex, it’s understandable that men feel sleepy. However, according to Dave Zinczenko, writer/founder of Best Life magazine (USA): It’s best to give your partner the attention they deserve. Hugging, talking after sex will help increase bonding, improve relationships.
Avoid the other half
If you keep your distance from your partner after having sex, they will notice it. “Staying connected is very important to a woman. If you’re not touching them, cuddling them, complimenting them, they’re likely to shrink. Sex doesn’t end at orgasm.”
So for you, sex shouldn’t end there either.
Do not clean sex toys
Without proper cleaning, microorganisms that cause infection can grow on sex toys.
Experts recommend using a towel to wipe down sex toys or an antibacterial spray.
Announce things that should be known to the other half
Women are often more sensitive after sex, so giving out information they should have known in advance can make them feel like you’re not trustworthy, honest, or open. There is nothing more awkward than dropping ‘a bomb of truth’ at the moment. She may also feel taken advantage of, betrayed, and angry.
Ask the other half to leave
You may have a perfectly good reason to ask your partner to leave after sex. But it’s best to reveal that information before they arrive. There’s nothing worse than telling your partner they have to leave after sex.
If you don’t want to spend the night together, make it clear to her why.
(Source: Prevention, New Zealand Herald)
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