Question by paulo: How much does smokinh affect a male’s sex drive?
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Answer by dr schmitty
I dont think it affects the drive nearly as much as his ability to perform
smoking is very bad for circulation, and has the effect of decreasing the strength of erections
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Question by Michelle: Dp some women have enough testosterone in the body (as much as an average male) to adopt a similar sex drive?
Both men and women have testosterone in the body, but men usually have a larger concentration of this hormone. I heard that there were cases where women had the same amount of testosterone as the average male? Is this true? How frequent is this? If so, would the women have a similar sex drive? Would this cause more problems for the women…such as hair growth and increase in agressiveness etc….?
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Answer by cookie8474
well, i dont know if my testostrone levels are different, but i usually have more sex drive and more intrest in sex than males do. Im very competative with males and can get very aggressive when competing and i guess i do act like i have alot of testostrone.
but i have a very female frame, got curves and boobs and not a brown hair on my body and my hair is actually very thin.
hey, thats just me, im just trying to answer the question lol
does this help? http://www.aeron.com/new_page_25.htm
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Question by Dave: If women have less Libido is that the reason they don’t care much for sex?
Only reason women want sex to start with is to start a family/have a child, but in a sense women have a small amount of libido, hence said that must be the reason they don’t crave it much or don’t have much desire for it. Right or Wrong??? In other other terms unless it’s for procreation, sex is a crutch for them.
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Answer by Nanoinfinity
Women crave less sex because we live in a society that suppresses female libido while over-glorifying male libido. After years of being told that it’s wrong for a girl to have sex or masturbate, they learn to suppress sexual urges.
In addition to that, many women go onto hormonal birth control when they’re very young. Hormonal birth control has the well-known side effect of suppressing the natural sex drive. Many women are not aware of this side effect and assume that their normal libido is low.
Sex is just as enjoyable for women as it is for men; most women who have sex do not see it as a crutch but rather an enjoyable, pleasurable, fun experience. Assuming women are biologically geared to crave less sex because in our society women express less of a desire for sex is… faulty reasoning. Not only that, but that idea is easily disproved by examining other cultures, many of them where it is considered “obvious” that men crave less sex than women.
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Question by : what to do when my sex drive is much higher than my boyfriends?
My boyfriend and I are both in our early 20′s and I have come to the conclusion that my sex drive is out of control while my boyfriend is content with our sex life which is having sex about 6 times a month. First off, is that strange? I mean were YOUNG. Secondly, is this a deal breaker?
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Answer by Waffle King
one of two options –
1 – talk to him about it
2 – be extra flirty/sexual and do it more.
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Question by Vulcan Windsurfer: How much does smoking affect libido/sexual performance?
I’ve heard cigarettes are a real libido killer. But obviously, plenty of people who smoke are having plenty of sex.
Can someone explain this? I smoke 10-15 cigarettes a day. What would I notice in that area if I quit or drastically cut down?
*I realize quitting smoking would be a huge health benefit in many ways, and am working toward it. I’m not demanding justification for quitting smoking, just curious how much it really affects libido.
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Answer by Joshua H
As far as I know, it has the opposite effect, since it’s a stimulant and increases testosterone levels. My own experience as a former smoker would seem to support that — my libido went down rather than up when I quit. But over many years, smoking can contribute to impotence by damaging the circulatory system.
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Question by Miranda: How much do you dry up during menopause?
During menopause it is common for women to dry up ‘down there’.
Does anyone know from experience or as a medical professional how much you actually do dry up?
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Answer by Bob J
Vaginal mucosal atrophy and vaginal dryness are signs of estrogen decline.
The most common cause of vaginal dryness is declining estrogen production, which leads to thinning and drying of the vaginal wall. Other factors that contribute to vaginal dryness include reduced muscle tone and the longer time needed for sexual arousal that is so common in perimenopause.
Emotional stress can cause vaginal dryness. Depression or being under tremendous amounts of stress contribute to the issue.
Also, vaginal dryness can be a side effect of underlying medical conditions, so it’s a good idea to check with your doctor for any underlying conditions.
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Question by thbeatgozon69: My periods lately are much lighter than I usually experience. Is this perimenopause?
I have noticed that the past few months my periods are a little bit irregular as they sometimes start a few days earlier than anticipated, they are lighter, and last shorter than what I usually have. I also have been noticing more irritable moods and some brief blurry vision from out of nowhere. I’m wondering if I’m starting the transition into menopause…I’m 41 in case you’re wondering.
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Answer by GaGaForever
either that or you’re pregnant
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