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Factors that contribute to female sexual satisfaction, including non-physical factors and emotional connection.
Across decades of surveys and validated scales, patterns are complex but clear: sexual activity declines with age while reported satisfaction is shaped less by chronological decade and more by relatio...
A 13 cm girth (about 5.1 inches) sits at or a bit above the typical range reported in medical measurements, so by population standards it is generally “enough” for sexual function and many partners’ p...
Large-sample and longitudinal research converges on a few clear demographic and relationship predictors of women’s sexual desire: age (with a steeper decline for women than men) and gender are the str...
Women commonly describe as producing a sensation of fullness, lateral stretch and increased friction that can stimulate internal structures and the vulva, while length more often registers as deeper c...
Yes — penis size can influence some women's sexual experiences, but the effect is partial, context-dependent, and smaller than popular narratives suggest; multiple peer-reviewed studies report both ph...
Contemporary studies and surveys converge on a clear but nuanced finding: girth (circumference/width) tends to be reported as equal to or more important than length for many partners’ sexual satisfact...
Condoms have empirical evidence showing they raise vibratory thresholds—that is, reduce penile sensitivity—while self-reports about their effect on pleasure are mixed; lubricants reliably improve comf...
Empirical literature comparing monogamous couples to people practicing consensual non‑monogamy (CNM) shows that, overall, relationship and sexual satisfaction tend to be similar across these broad cat...
Common myths tie penis size to sexual prowess and partner satisfaction, yet a large body of reporting and expert commentary shows size is neither a reliable predictor of pleasure nor the central drive...
Prostate orgasms are a genuine and well-documented phenomenon, but high-quality population estimates of how many people with prostates can achieve them do not exist; the literature is dominated by cli...