Adult film star Johnny Sins, one of the most well-known names in the industry, has shared the one thing he believes many men are still getting wrong in the bedroom… and it’s simpler than you might think.
With a career spanning nearly two decades, Sins has become a household name among adult film fans. He’s known not just for his performances, but also for his sculpted physique, signature shaved head, and growing presence on social media thanks to meme culture.
Now, he’s going viral again: this time for offering some unexpectedly practical relationship advice.
Speaking with Daily Mail Australia, Sins said that far too many men are focused on their own pleasure, ignoring what their partners actually need.
“I think guys are very selfish in the bedroom,” he said. “A lot of men are just trying to get themselves off, rather than focusing on their partner, and that’s the exact opposite of what you should be doing.”
His suggestion? Prioritise your partner’s pleasure.
“My advice is to pay more attention to your partner and get them off as many times as you can,” Sins said, adding that he’s been known to help woman climax “10 or 20 times” before he even thinks about himself.
Fans online have had mixed reactions to his comments. Some praised him: “Let’s hear it, wisdom is speaking,” one person joked.
Another wrote, “Basically, what my husband does, and it’s definitely the best.”
But others were more sceptical. “That’s not rocket science,” one commenter said.
Another added: “Just ask her what she likes, that’s the real advice.”
A third chimed in: “Don’t listen to Johnny. Listen to your partner.”
In the same interview, Sins also revealed the most common question he gets from male fans: how to make their manhood bigger. His response? There’s no secret solution.
“That’s the number one question, and unfortunately, besides some risky surgeries, there’s just no other way,” he admitted.
Whether you take his advice or not, it’s clear that after nearly 20 years in the industry, Johnny Sins knows a thing or two about what works, and what doesn’t, when it comes to connection, communication, and confidence in the bedroom.