Making Escorting Lawful: Cultivating skills needs an intermingling of the phys
Posted by Indian on October 3rd, 2017
Cultivating skills needs an intermingling of the physical, emotional and intellectual. You have to be aware of what is actually going on in your body and your partner's body, You need to adapt to those changes with a willing and enthusiastic use of your imagination and a spirit of innovation. At the pinnacle of sexuality, a twenty-yr- old male produces about a teaspoon of semen a day, he can get aroused just thinking about sex, and aroused once again only minutes after orgasm, thanks to his higher level of testosterone. 10 years later, the level has begun a gradual decrease, by age forty many men require more direct stimulation during foreplay to experience erection. At fifty, semen creation may be much less than half of what it was at twenty and at 60 some men normally ejaculate only one out of every two or three times they have intercourse. After 70, the refractory period - the time it takes to achieve an erection again after climaxing - lengthens. What took one to two minutes at 17 takes one or two days by 70.
Among females, production of the female sex hormone, oestrogen, reaches its top at age thirty, bringing with it fast vaginal lubrication, increased desire and much more powerful orgasms. At 40, a woman is still capable of conceiving, but a decade later, she will probably be approaching or have gone through menopause, during which hormone levels decrease drastically.
Menopause produces physical changes in the vagina, including dryness and fragility, but normal sexual activity apparently ameliorates this condition. Relieved of worry about pregnancy, many women find sex a lot more pleasurable. At 60, a woman's orgasms may possibly be a lot more frequent than earlier in life, says Dr. Helen Singer Kaplan, director of the Human Sexuality Program at The New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Centre, because female orgasm is, in part, "a learning process." The male and female physiological changes that take place with age give a fertile ground for a more leisurely satisfaction of sex, When people are young, intercourse tends to be urgent and explosive. It's concerned mostly with physical pleasure and, in many cases, the conception of children. This is biological and instinctive - and incredibly exciting. But intercourse is not just a matter of athletics and production. With age sex develops into this emotional and communicative as well as physical act and research by Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia Johnson of the Masters Johnson Institute in St. Louis suggest that sexual satisfaction in middle age is the best barometer of lifelong pleasure. Sexual intercourse is a natural function and Just because we age doesn't mean we stop functioning effectively. 70 percent of people in their 70s engage in intercourse frequently and today's emphasis on fitness and health could exaggerate our expectations of future sex. We may swing from thinking there's no intercourse after sixty but societal changes will push individuals to keep their sexual intercourse life as they age. Present day 30-year-olds are not like those of 60 years ago, it will be easier for them to remain sexually active as they grow older, given our knowledge about intercourse, but they also will face more pressure to do so.
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