Even after the tumultuous teen years we often mask our opinions to protect the feelings of others. We say we like the red dress when we prefer pink, we say we love banana cake when we only eat carrot, and we assuredly claim that we didn't forget that anniversary when we had.
Falsehoods are a part of human nature.
And they don't necessarily stop when foreplay begins. From QueenDom's extensive survey on orgasm, which was answered by more than 15,000 visitors, we learned that faking orgasm is surprisingly common. Women are much more likely than men are to throw back their heads, crinkle their faces, shake, shiver, and moan in mock orgasm. More prevalently, women are much less likely to arrive at orgasm on their own, so faking it is more often an option. The possibility of your partner discovering that your shrieks of orgasmic delight were part of a well-rehearsed act is a terrifying possibility.