Saying this is enough to scare away all men

Women can easily fake excitement and act like nothing's wrong, but men can't. What men want most is for women to say: "I want..." What men fear most is hearing people say: "I want more!!!"

Because men cannot fake excitement, they feel intense pressure to perform. When a man no longer actively courts a woman because he has been rejected, he will passively wait for the woman's response. If he repeatedly feels that he is always waiting for a woman, eventually, he will lose desire and will not know why this is happening. When this happens, men become less sexually desirable than women. Usually at this point, women start to panic a little.

Women will start to miss the taste of sex and desire it more than before. However, by the time a woman wants more, the man has already lost interest in it and is unaware of the woman's increased desire; so any remaining desire in the man will quickly die out.

Sexual relationships are a very delicate and peculiarly balanced relationship. If a man desires sex more and more than a woman, and can continue to court her with patience and diligence, he can gradually win the woman's heart; naturally, the woman will also desire sex.

However, when a woman desires sex more than a man and therefore expresses her dissatisfaction to the man, the man will begin to lose interest in sex. Men feel that sex has become a burden, and they have sex to satisfy women. Women already know that the pressure of having to pretend can paralyze them and make them lose interest in sex. Moreover, the paralyzing effect of this performance pressure is ten times stronger than that of women. A man cannot fake an orgasm like a woman can. If his penis cannot be erect, he cannot have sex. A woman can easily pretend to be excited and act like nothing is wrong, but a man cannot do that.

Being overly sensitive to sex puts men under increasing pressure, and the huge pressure makes them no longer feel excited. Once a man feels he has to fake arousal or force an erection, it's over.