Sexologist reveals no 1 'most destructive' sex related myth you should stop believing, warns against ‘extra time condom’

Asked about 'the most destructive belief people have about sex', and 'what is average time for good sex', here's what Dr Sankalp Kumar Jain said.

Sex myths can be prevalent and persistent, influencing our perceptions and experiences. In the June 26 episode of Figuring Out With Raj Shamani, Dr Sankalp Kumar Jain, certified sexologist and founder of AskDrJain, Arunveda, ErectiCare Pro and Fertimacy, debunked some common misconceptions. He also shared his insights into sexual health, performance concerns, and the misconceptions that surround intimacy.

‘Most destructive belief people have about sex’

Asked about ‘the most destructive belief people have about sex’ in India, Dr Jain said, “That we can have sex non-stop for 30 minutes like we see in porn videos. All the penises you see in porn videos are injected with papaverine. If you do the same thing, it will be erected for 1 hour or two hour... there are also those 'extra time condoms' and the lubricant in them contains numbing agents. They are making your organ go numb and therefore giving you extra time.”

What is average time for good sex?

Further asked 'what is average time for good sex', Dr Jain added, “At least 15 to 20 minutes of penetrative sex for around 40 to 50 strokes. It is put in three categories – foreplay, roleplay and rounds.”

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.