5 major differences between male and female orgasm performance

When you have sex and reach orgasm, men and women's performance is really different. The difference in sexual excitement will directly affect the level of sexual desire, the quality of sex life, and the achievement of orgasm. You have to know more!

First, men are taller than women

After reaching sexual maturity, men naturally have sexual impulses, while women's sexual desire is weaker, and they may even have no sexual desire before marriage. Therefore, men may be mistakenly considered to be "sexually hungry" while women may be mistakenly considered to be "sexually frigid".

Second, the peak age of sexuality

Men's sexual peak age is around their twenties, while women's is around 30 years old. Therefore, young couples will inevitably have differences in the levels of sexual excitement.

Third, physiological cycle

As women go through menstrual cycles, their sexual desire changes as well. Most women's sexual desire is stronger around ovulation and menstruation. Men often do not have this characteristic and are not affected.

Fourth, sexual desire is different

When men are sexually excited, they will express their desires on their sexual organs and will request sex at the slightest provocation; women's sexual desires are more complex and tend to be more inclined towards psychological and emotional comfort. Only when sexual excitement reaches a certain level will the desire be directed towards the sexual organs, thus accepting formal intercourse.

Fifth, sexual adaptability

Men will become "weak" immediately when they first have sex, but as the number of times increases, their sexual ability and duration will also improve. Generally speaking, a normal man who has had sexual experience more than three times (for reference only) can adapt to "sex".

Women have poorer adaptability to sex and often need a long time (about half a year) to adjust to physical and psychological discomfort.