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Post-orgasmic disorder is when, after an ejaculation, an individual can get very sick. There are two types of post-orgasmic disorder. Primary and secondary. As mentioned in orgasm disorders; anorgasmia, primary post-orgasmic illness is lifelong and men never experience an orgasm and secondary can be acquired; or when men used to have orgasms but no longer have them. There are two subtypes which include generalized and situational. Post-orgasmic disorder tends to be situational when an orgasm can occur in situations such as masturbating and watching pornography but not through sexual activities and it can be generalized when an individual cannot orgasm at all but, can ejaculate. Men that obtain this disorder because they don't produce enough testosterone in their

The sexual response cycle is a term referencing the changes that occur within the body as it is becoming aroused (Nevid & Rathus, 2010). This cycle, the sexual response cycle, consists of four phases. Phase one is excitement. Phase two is plateau. Phase three is orgasm. Phase four is resolution. Even though the changes that occur in men’s and women’s bodies differ in each phase, they do have some things in common. So that we may learn and better understand what makes us different and the same, we must first learn the components that make up the sexual response cycle. There are two components and they are vasocongestion and myotonia (Nevid & Rathus,

Muscle tension increase, heart rate quickens, nipples harden, erection of mans penis, lubrication of vagina

Focusing on just natural clarifications of human conduct, the Biological Theory trusts that physiological variables tremendously affect sexual conduct. Scholars regularly take a gander at anomalous hormonal and androgenic levels in the body and cerebrum to depict freak sexual practices as in rising hormones are identified with physical changes that advance sexual excitement, climax, discharge, and other sexual movement. "In spite of the fact that a survey of natural studies indicates clashing results about the relationship between

Before women can transfer their leading zone from the clitoris to the external genitalia an interval must occur during which the young woman is anaesthetic, that is unresponsive sexually. This period occurs at the very time that the pubertal male libido is growing and seeking a sexual object. The pubertal repression of females acts as a kind of stimulus to the libido of men and causes an increase in its activity. The repression of pubertal girls leads the male libido to a sexual overvaluation of its chosen object, which is unobtainable. When a woman has successfully transferred the erotogenic zone from the clitoris to the vaginal orifice, it implies that she has adopted a new leading zone for the purposes of her later sexual activity. This is in contrast to the male erotogenic zone, which remains unchanged from childhood. Freud notes that it is precisely this

The second stage is the anal stage which is from age 1 to 3 years at this stage the child’s obsession and pleasure comes from the anus. The third stage is the phallic stage which is from age 3 to 6 years this was the most controversial stage of Freud's theory in psychosexual development Freud believed at this age a child would begin to identify with the parents of their own gender, boys at this stage will develop and unconscious longing for their mothers he called this the Oedipus complex and girl’s at this stage discovering that they have no penis and struck by penis envy this he called the Electra complex. The fourth stage the latency stage a child goes through from age 6 to 12 years and is a calm period of the child development. The fifth stage is the genital stage where puberty begins and sexual changes occur. Freud believed if the child did not pass through any of these stages successfully then they would become fixated in this stage. (Hough, 2002)

The approach of achieving an erection requires arousal that fires off a message from the mind to the nerves in the penis. The erection depends on blood speeding to the penis, the place it is retained in sponge-like bodies. There are numerous reasons for erectile problems, they could stem from both physiological or psychological motives. Most most likely, physiological problems are brought on with the aid of cardiovascular disorder the place the narrowing of the arteries reasons insufficient blood to arrive the penis, resulting in susceptible erection problems, or diabetes that damages the nerves in the penis, once once more leading to inadequate blood go with the

Chivers, M.L., Reiger, E.J, Latty, & Bailey, J.M. (2004) A sex difference in the specificity of sexual arousal. Psychol. Sci., 15(736), 744.

An erection is an increased blood flow into the penis during sexual stimulation. When a man becomes sexually aroused, muscles in the penis relax, allowing an increased blood flow through the arteries. This blood fills cavities in the penis, putting pressure on the several veins inside it which means more blood is flowing in than is flowing out. The penis will then get firm and larger. Interruption in this process is then called erectile dysfunction. This occurs when there is

As she approached him from the opposite side of the room, he almost knew that everyone in the building could hear his heart thumping in his chest. His collar was tightening around his neck. He felt as if every twitch in his body was amplified as she wrapped her arms around him. They embraced. It is apparent that there was a biological reaction internally with the excerpt from above. The male, in response to sexual stimuli, approaches the first phase of Masters and Johnson sexual response cycle, the excitement phase. The female would have the similar reaction. However, there would also be differences as well. Blood flow would be increased to the abdominal portions for both male and female. However, this increased blood flow would create different environments for both. For example, the male would have an increase in blood flow to the penis, which would cause constriction in the blood vessels to form an erection. The female would have an increase in blood flow to the labia minora, majora, and further causing transduction, or increased vaginal lubrication.

This phase doesn’t last very long. When men reach orgasm, they ejaculate, or release sperm. Normally this is a continuation of sexual pleasure and only lasts for a few seconds. For women, the orgasm and vary from woman to woman. Their bodies react by an increase in lubrication, tightening of the vaginal walls, and overall pleasure. Orgasms that women experience are typically longer than what male’s experience and doesn’t always include female ejaculation. Both men and women experience muscle contractions during the orgasm phase but in different parts of their body. They also hit the highest point of blood flow and breathing rate. After the orgasm is over for both men and women, their genitals begin to return to its’ original state, which brings us into the next

In 1997 Whipple and Brash-McGreer proposed a circular sexual response pattern for women. It comprises four stages (see Figure 2): seduction (encompassing desire), sensations (excitement and plateau), surrender (orgasm), and reflection (resolution). This model demonstrates that pleasant and satisfying sexual experiences may have a reinforcing effect on the woman, leading to the seduction phase of the next sexual experience. If, during reflection, the sexual experience was not satisfactory, she may not have a desire to repeat the experience. (Whipple et al , 1997)

Scientists have found that orgasm can be achieved without genital stimulation. They mention how in some cases the brain can trigger an orgasm from different areas of the body. This is quite interesting, and it makes you wonder what can set you

The role of the orgasm in heterosexual relationships is significant in having a satisfying malefemale relationship according to society’s expectations. By using the malefemale binary, as well as exploring the social construction of sex, we can see just how significant the role the orgasm plays in heterosexual relationships. First off, we must understand that orgasms are achieved differently for both males and females.

For the men, there is no sight more beautiful than the naked female body in front of the eyes during lovemaking. During intercourse as you try to always be able to manage and control emotions. Do not think of and rush to soon reach a climax. Enjoy every touch of the pair, as well as view your partner closely