A common assumption in the United States is that men reach a "sexual peak" before age 20, whereas women's sexuality peaks after the age of 30. This belief may stem from the seminal work of Kinsey and his colleagues, who used total orgasm frequency from all sexual outlets,"including masturbation, as
an index of sexual peak.
Total orgasm frequency, however, is only one way to operationalize the sexual peak of a gender. Other important indicators may include the capacity for sexual performance and the ease with which one becomes sexually aroused.
Perhaps most central to people's everyday conceptions of male and female sexual potency, however, is the psychological construct of sexual desire.
Sound too scholarly? Yeah, I guess so, but the bottom line is, like almost every thing else, only practice makes perfect, so, keep on keepin' on...
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Is it time to start thinking
about 'stocking stuffers'?
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They're all simple yet elegant - and they all come to you with free shipping!
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As long as they don't have the bad software running their brains, the kind that turns them into blue haired Karens and man-bun soybois.
ReplyDeleteI know I peaked in almost every way in my 30's. Back in the late 80's and early 90's I was making 6 figures, drove a convertible and had women throwing themselves at me. Life didn't get much better. And America was still America....
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