Women urge men not to listen to viral sex tip from British tradie

A guy urging men to follow his advice in the bedroom has been roasted by women who all say his tip is a foolproof way to “ruin” the moment.

When it comes to sex advice, there’s a whole lot of it out there.

But if you’re a man seeking to enhance your female partner’s experience in the bedroom, it pays to listen to a woman’s take on what feels good (and what doesn’t).

Despite being anatomically unable to determine this for sure, one man named Jason Himsworth has dished out a piece of advice anyway.

Unsurprisingly it hasn’t gone down well with women, all of whom have pointed out the glaring issue with his bedroom tip.

“When she’s almost there, talk her through it, trust me,” the construction worker states in his viral video.

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Women are pointing out a major issue in this tradie’s viral sex tip roasted. Picture: TikTok/jwhimsworth

Regardless of the fact he appears to have zero medical experience in female health, the British man goes as far as urging men to heed his advice, captioning the clip: “Please guys.”

He also added the praying hands emoji to further prove his point.

But his comments section was quickly flooded with women begging other men not to pay attention, stating the tip was a sure-fire way to ruin the moment.

“Absolutely NOT! Don’t talk I’m concentrating! Just keep on doing what you’re doing,” one pleaded.

“Do not, I repeat, do NOT talk her through it!” another stressed.

As one lamented: “Don’t mansplain my orgasm to me.”

Most women said Jason’s sex advice would ‘ruin the moment’. Picture: TikTok/jwhimsworth

Other ladies quickly followed suit, explaining Jason’s tip would have the opposite effect of what he was suggesting.

“Literally don’t,” one said, as someone else said: “That will honestly kill the moment.”

“NO! Just shhhhhhush… don’t even change a thing,” another chipped in.

One woman stated: “ABSOLUTELY not. No. Don’t trust him guys. I speak for all women when I say shhhh.”

Another questioned: “What woman lied to you and why do the rest of your lovers have to suffer?!”

It’s not clear where he got the advice from, but the overall feedback confirmed it has the opposite effect Jason said it does. Picture: TikTok/jwhimsworth

Despite the monumental feedback from women, there were a few clueless blokes in the comments asking for more information from Jason.

“So like, ‘You can do it, I believe in you’,” one pressed.

“Can you share an example please mate,” one guy asked.

Others simply roasted the sex advice mistake, stating “the big turn off” was a foolproof method for an unsatisfactory ending.

“Let’s tell our partners not to listen to randoms on TikTok,” one woman scoffed.

“Yes, mansplain it to her, she’ll love it!” another joked.

There were a handful of women who supported Jason in the comments, claiming it helped eased the pressure during moments of intimacy.

“I’m actually with you on this one. So many disagree here but I’m with you. It’s actually so comforting esp for girls who struggle to let go,” one said.

“100 per cent agree! I love hearing my partner when I’m about to finish,” another agreed.

Jason, who has amassed over 114,000 followers sharing titbits on relationships, sex and mental health, has yet to respond to the feedback he received on TikTok.