Have you ever heard of "hate sex"?
Sometimes, people experience sexual pleasure with people who are not pleasant to them, who do not like or do not necessarily love them. This is often considered "hate sex" by some, while the rest do not feel the need to describe it necessarily in one term.
Some people say they have better sex with someone they do not like and / or know that he / she is not a good fit for them.
There are two reasons why this happens and no, it is not as unusual as it seems.
#1
Sometimes sex is sex. We get messages that sex is supposed to be shared with someone you love. Of course, this is true, but this is not everyone's philosophy and it does not always happen that way.
Sexual attraction, desire, lust have more to do with your body’s sexual response cycle than with love. It is important for us to understand the differences, as this can lead to better choice of our partners.
#2
The brain is to blame! Sexual desire and arousal begin in the brain - the amygdala, more precisely.
There may be times when you are more inclined to have sex with someone you do not like in other respects.
Women, before the start of the menstrual cycle, can see with a different eye, the person they enjoy the least of all. This is due to an increase in estrogen.
Source: Posh
