carbuncle
09-09-12, 16:12
"Women experience "responsive desire", meaning that they respond to cues from the other person.
They need to be shown that they are desired and loved, in order for them to want sex.
This is in contrast to men, who experience an impulsive attraction to their partners, without requiring someone else to initiate anything.
Unfortunately, men will just have to work a little harder to show that they desire and love their partners, in order to get the same response back!
Women need flowers and sweet words while men only need sexy visuals? This may be a bit of a stereotype, but it is partly true.
Tenderness, in the form of romantic gestures, loving words and a gentle touch, can be a powerful aphrodisiac for women."
Is this true?? I personally cannot stand men who need to be romanced like women to even get interested in sex! If they are like that, there's absolutely no point being men in the first place.
They need to be shown that they are desired and loved, in order for them to want sex.
This is in contrast to men, who experience an impulsive attraction to their partners, without requiring someone else to initiate anything.
Unfortunately, men will just have to work a little harder to show that they desire and love their partners, in order to get the same response back!
Women need flowers and sweet words while men only need sexy visuals? This may be a bit of a stereotype, but it is partly true.
Tenderness, in the form of romantic gestures, loving words and a gentle touch, can be a powerful aphrodisiac for women."
Is this true?? I personally cannot stand men who need to be romanced like women to even get interested in sex! If they are like that, there's absolutely no point being men in the first place.