The destruction of the micro-ecological environment by wash liquids can lead to pelvic infections.
The vaginal microbiota mainly resides in the mucosa and folds on the side walls of the vagina. The most widely recognized important member of the normal vaginal flora is Lactobacillus, whose main function is to protect the vagina from invasion by foreign bacteria, acting as the "health guardian" of the vagina. Therefore, in medicine, the number of lactobacilli in vaginal secretions is often used to determine the cleanliness of the vagina and evaluate the effectiveness of its self-cleaning function. A study of 40 healthy women of childbearing age found that 92.5% had lactobacilli, while only 60% of menopausal women did. If vaginal cleaning solutions are frequently used to rinse the vagina, there will be even fewer lactobacilli.
Recently, foreign scholars have analyzed reports on vaginal douching in women over the past 30 years. They found that women who douche once a week or more significantly increase their risk of pelvic infection, moderately increasing the risk of ectopic pregnancy. The more frequent the rinsing, the greater the risk of pelvic infection. According to the *American Journal of Public Health*, women who use vaginal douches are 73% more likely to develop pelvic infections than those who do not. This is because the rinse disrupts the vagina's natural self-cleaning function, allowing pathogens to invade and ascend through the cervix to the uterus and fallopian tubes, leading to pelvic infections.
When a woman does not resist handshakes and hints for a man to embrace her, quick and forceful actions are preferred. Women love when men want them this strongly, then hold them tightly, pressing their bodies together inseparably — this is the feeling that many women need. Soft whispers and caresses are indispensable, and occasional moans from the man are what some mature women yearn for. The woman knows the man has invested emotionally, and things start brewing below. At this point, you can hold her tighter, and intentionally or unintentionally touch her breasts and genital area, making her feel your desire.
Foreplay refers to playful activities or caressing before sexual intercourse. In sexology, it is called the "preliminary stage of sexual intercourse." In ancient Chinese bedroom practices, it was commonly referred to as "[the art of play]" (i.e., the playful actions couples engage in before sexual intercourse and the principles they should follow). The purpose is to enhance sexual stimulation for both partners, elevate sexual excitement, and prepare both mentally and physically for sexual intercourse so that both parties can more easily reach sexual pleasure and orgasm.
From a physical standpoint, having sex at this time is very appropriate. Three hours of morning work isn't enough to overwhelm us, and meeting with a lover during breaks adds a special flavor. We hastily enter the room, eagerly lock the door, passionately kiss, and let passion burn.
Drawbacks: When you come out of the shower expecting your lover to embrace you, but instead find him already naked lying under the covers waiting for you, with his shoes and socks carelessly thrown aside, you might feel that the two of you are being too direct, which can somewhat ruin the mood. Another drawback is that bread crumbs from a sandwich might be scattered all over your desk in the afternoon because you're too hungry.
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