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The influence of psychosocial factors, such as relationship quality and mental health, on female sexual response
Single versus partnered status reshapes women's sexual desire and preferences in their 20s and 40s through intersecting biological, relational, and contextual forces: younger women in long-term partne...
Growing empirical work finds an association between greater or better sexual quality and higher scores on specific cognitive tests in older adults — with several studies reporting stronger or clearer ...
Yes — are central to why sexual desires evolve inside relationships: biological substrates like interact continuously with cognitive, emotional, interpersonal, and cultural forces, producing predictab...
Research paints a mixed but coherent picture: sexual activity tends to decline with age, yet many studies find that older women often report similar or even higher sexual satisfaction than younger wom...
A bluntly described single sexual behavior cannot be answered for “a woman” as a population; whether that action “bothers” someone depends on consent, communication, the partners’ expectations, and ph...
Male sexual performance with age is often reduced to headlines about erectile dysfunction or falling testosterone, but a richer set of under-reported factors—neurovascular sensitivity shifts, ejaculat...