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Women's sexuality
The sexual responses of arousal and orgasm arise subconsciously. But sexual behaviours involve more conscious decisions: we choose how we will explore and enjoy our interaction with a lover.
Women’s responses do not need to be sociable
Surveys are inherently flawed where there is a bias in the acceptability of the responses. Frankly it is amazing that any woman ever admits...
Women assume they should orgasm with a lover
Prostitutes are more experienced than most women. Yet even they admit that they do not orgasm with clients. A woman who claims to orgasm...
Intercourse is a demonstration of male virility
Although prostitutes the world over pleasure men, none are called ‘great lovers’. Equally a man does not ‘make love’ to a prostitute. Male lovemaking...
Women’s use of fantasy makes orgasm easier alone
Men may be spontaneously aroused but most men most of the time need to do something to orgasm. So female orgasms cannot ‘just happen’.
The...
Women only need to be amenable to intercourse
Samples based on volunteers will always attract people whose sexual (or political) motivation is well above the average for the general population.
Women, who divulge...
Men want sex more than is required for reproduction
Most men are tempted by any sexual opportunity. Some women say that sex is orgasmic but they do not initiate sex more than other...
Women do not masturbate as a substitute for intercourse
Male responsiveness gradually declines from adolescence onwards so that few men masturbate regularly by the age of 50. But at any age most men...