Is Your Sex Drive Normal?

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Is Your Sex Drive Normal?
Do men really think about sex more often than women? Is watching porn risky? What can you do to boost your sex drive? The answers may surprise you. More....

Exactly How Big is a Big Penis

By Gary Marshall
 

How big is a big penis? This big you say!

One question I get asked rather more frequently than I’d like is, ‘Exactly how big does your penis have to be to be considered big?’…

… And the reason I’m not keen on being asked that particular question is simply because it’s near on impossible to answer – it’s like trying to quantify how much money you need to be rich or what IQ you need to be classed as smart.

The benchmark for having a big dick, like being smart or being rich, depends pretty much exclusively upon your own perspectives.

But as I’ve found out the hard way (through my attempts to answer the question time and time again over the years) that argument just doesn’t wash with many men; and neither can I get away with just stating averages.....more

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Sexual Arousal and Orgasm

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm

What happens to our bodies when we get turned on sexually? Answering this question is important for several reasons. First, it’s always a good idea to have an understanding of how your own body works, including the sexual parts. That way, you can be comfortable with the way your body responds as you get sexually excited and you will also have a better idea if something is wrong that you should see a doctor about. Second, while no two people are exactly the same in the way they respond sexually, knowing what happens to the male and female body during the process of sexual arousal and orgasm will give you some idea of how a sexual partner’s body responds when he or she is sexually excited. Having a basic understanding of your own body’s sexual response and your partner’s sexual response can be an important building block for a mutually satisfying sexual relationship.

Sexual arousal usually begins in the brain. That is, your brain responds to a sexy thought or image, or having a feeling of closeness or affection toward a partner, or the touch of a partner by sending signals to the rest of your body, especially the genital area. For both men and women, one of the major components of physical sexual arousal is increased blood flow to the genital area causing the clitoris to swell and harden in women and the penis to become erect in men. Also, for both women and men, the heart beats faster, blood pressure increases, and breathing becomes more rapid. So in some basic respects, the process of male and female sexual response is quite similar. But because males and females have different reproductive organs we need to look at how sexual arousal affects the genital area separately......more

5 Natural Treatment for ED

Part 1 of 10: Overview

What Is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects as many as 30 million men in the United States. Almost half of men over age 75 experience ED, according to the National Institutes of Health.

ED is commonly called “impotence.” It’s a condition in which a man can’t achieve or maintain an erection during sexual performance. Symptoms may also include reduced sexual desire or libido....more