As we suffer all the sexiness and stress of sex every day, everyone is very silent about the topic of female masturbation.
In Taylor Swift's wise words, "I have never heard such a loud silence.
Directed by French photographer Frederik Baraja, Mrs. Wans's controversial series of 2010 female masturbation photos les branlios inspired the documentary
Barraja said she was very surprised by the conversations she had with the Les Branleuses model during the shoot, which she was unable to show in the photos, and she decided to extend the topic to the film.
"The idea is to look at why we have these sex toys, and we talk about sex a lot, but we don't talk about masturbation.
It's about self.
"Discover…" Barraja said . . . . . . ".
Barraja called together a group of her female friends to discuss how, where and when they masturbate.
After an unstable, tense start, they open the door to fear, secrets, fears, fantasies, and joy about masturbation.
The revelations abound that some women in the group did not masturbate until they were 35 and 40 years old, some women never had orgasms with their sexual partners, and some were not even willing to look at their genitals.
This is not 13-year-old girls —
These are mature women of all ages who are clearly reluctant and barely dare to talk about masturbation.
But why is this a taboo, because Barraja and a male companion drive through the French countryside, little is known about it, and he tells her that men "talk about male masturbation like drinking beer ".
Perhaps this is a culturally acceptable topic for men, as research shows that almost 100% of men masturbate.
But this did not happen when these studies also showed about 82% of women masturbate.
But women don't talk about female masturbation like a glass of wine or beer.
Instead, most women pretend it doesn't exist.
Women are at a disadvantage in many areas of society-wage gaps, leadership gaps, schools --
STEM-based gaps-but women are also losing their edge in getting sexual pleasure compared to men.
The happiness gap leads to much less women getting orgasm than men-be it alone or with a sexual partner.
From the fact that the sex that was taught to them only existed in others, to the fact that the female body was a deliberately repressed political object, the whole Ms Wankers provided many reasons.
Although the clit is the only organ designed purely for entertainment, one out of every 10 women has never had a climax, 30% of college students
Older women are not sure where their clit is!
Gynecologist Mary
Claude Benatar lamented that women did not dare to see and explore their bodies, which adversely affected their holistic enjoyment.
She agrees with the myth that some women think it should be their partner who offers them happiness.
Benattar explains that only when women can better explore and understand their bodies will they fully know and understand what they like when they have sex with another person.
Benatar joined a love coach, a relaxation therapist, a sex toy designer and a personality advocate who strongly agreed that masturbation should not be a shame and that masturbation is good for physical and mental health. They discuss g-
Show a variety of fun toys.
These can help women start masturbating and gain all the health benefits that come with masturbation, including "releasing endorph in the body, neurotransmission associated with happy feelings can improve overall mood and fight depression ".
Masturbation produces a chemical that can relieve pain and relieve headaches and muscle pain.
It can help relax by reducing stress and tension, and it can also help induce sleep.
Masturbation can also improve the immune system, help the symptoms of restless leg syndrome (restless leg syndrome), and relieve menstrual pain.
So, what are you waiting? Ms Wankers sent a strong message that it is normal for women to masturbate.
Ms. Wankers aired at sbs viceland on Friday, December 7, at 9: 30 p. m.