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Emily Puckering
Topics: Pornhub, Sex and Relationships, OnlyFans, TikTok
Adult film star Angela White once revealed her expertise and explained the most important thing men should be doing in the bedroom.
The Australian pornstar and director has been in the adult movie industry for quite some time now, so it's safe to say we can certainly trust her advice.
In a TikTok video posted last year, Angela decided to dish out some bedroom tips to her followers and revealed what important thing she would teach men about sex. Have a listen:
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Speaking to Dmarge, she was firstly asked to provide the most important thing that she would teach about sex, and she responded: “Good sex starts with communication.
“Being able to clearly communicate with your partner what you want and ask questions during sex. So ‘do you like this, does that feel good, should I go faster, should I go softer?’
“Really being present with your partner and listening, I think that’s the most important thing.
“I think too many men focus on the size of their d**k and not actually the person in front of them.”
When asked how much talk is ‘too much talk’, Angela said: “I think everyone is going to be different when it comes to what is too much talk and what is the right amount of talk, but again that comes down to communication.”
Sounds simple enough really, doesn’t it?
Angela has been in the business for a good while, and has spent a lot of that time dispelling some of the big myths that surround the porn industry.
She’s got one of the biggest OnlyFans accounts in the world and has been described in some quarters as the ‘Meryl Streep of Porn’.
When talking about the problems faced by women in the industry, she said: “If a man goes into porn and is having sex with a bunch of women, he’s considered a champion.
“He’s celebrated, but a woman is sl*t-shamed.
“That myth in and of itself says a lot about our society and culture and how we view women in relation to sex.”
“Women are still being sl*t-shamed for expressing their sexuality on their own terms, but with the explosion of OnlyFans, I feel like adult entertainment has become a little bit more normalized.”