Intercourse is giving, literally and figuratively. Both partners climaxing at the same time increases the feeling of closeness and satisfaction. Unfortunately, very few couples can boast of such synchronicity at the end of intercourse. Experts claim that it is very difficult for partners to reach orgasm simultaneously, especially at a young age. The deeper and longer the relationship, the greater the probability of simultaneous orgasm. In one-night stands, it’s almost impossible to achieve such a double climax, they add. In order to experience a simultaneous orgasm, the “hard task” falls on the man – he mainly has to try and cooperate with his partner, since the female orgasm is more difficult to control. Some men can control the ejaculation process and synchronize their orgasm with that of their partner. Ejaculation retention is sometimes difficult, however, especially among those who are younger or suffer from erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection for successful sexual intercourse. There is a problem when the condition is observed continuously for more than three months. NEWS_MORE_BOX It occurs in more than half of men between the ages of 40 and 70. The lack of arousal in one of the partners can also be a stumbling block, not only for synchronization, but also for reaching orgasm in general. Emotional states such as anxiety, anger, stress, depression, fatigue can also interfere with intercourse. It is recommended that the woman directs her partner during sex not only with words but also with actions for the climax of the act with her, so that he can tune in to her. Even if the orgasm is not at the same time for both partners, this does not mean that intercourse is not pleasant and satisfying, sexologists emphasize.