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Changes in orgasm frequency by age 62 due to various factors
Research consistently finds that the time it takes women to reach orgasm—orgasmic latency—differs by context and by individual factors: orgasms during partnered sex generally take longer than during m...
Research finds that sexual activity and orgasm remain possible for many men aged 80 and over, but both the frequency of partnered sex and rates of orgasm decline sharply compared with younger older ad...
Clinical and survey research shows that many men maintain the capacity for orgasm well into old age, but direct data on men aged 90–95 is scant; physiological capability depends far more on individual...
Male physical features that research links to women's reported orgasm frequency and timing include markers of attractiveness, facial masculinity and symmetry, and broad masculine cues such as shoulder...