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What Happens When You Drink Alcohol Before Sex

Alcohol consumption before intercourse is a common practice among couples. However, it is important to know the effects it has on intercourse performance….CONTINUE READING
One of the effects of alcohol is that it makes it harder to get wet. This can be particularly problematic for women, as it can lead to discomfort and pain during intercourse.
According to Healthline, alcohol can also delay discharge in men, which may sound like a good thing, but it can actually lead to decreased intercourse pleasure and satisfaction for both partners. Additionally, excessive alcohol consumption can lead to reproductive dysfunction in men, making it difficult to achieve or maintain a hard-on.
It is important to remember that while alcohol can lower inhibitions and increase the desire for intercourse, it can also impair judgment and lead to risky behaviour. It is recommended to consume alcohol in moderation and communicate with your partner about any concerns or discomfort during intercourse activity.
In conclusion, alcohol consumption before intercourse can have negative effects on reproductive performance and satisfaction. It is important to be aware of these effects and practice safe and responsible behaviour….CONTINUE READING
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