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The relationship between vaginal lubrication and sexual arousal, including physiological and psychological factors.
can show the same basic physiological and behavioral signs of sexual arousal seen at younger ages—genital blood flow (clitoral swelling, vaginal lubrication), breast changes, and increased sensitivity...
is highly variable between individuals and dynamically changes with arousal, childbirth, menstrual cycle and position of the cervix, and that variability helps determine which penis girths are comfort...
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...
Men's preferences among oral, manual ("a handy"), vaginal ("in puss") or anal stimulation are highly individual and shaped by anatomy, context, and prior experience; objective studies in the provided ...
Several medical and psychological conditions—hormonal changes (notably low estrogen states), chronic disease, medications, pelvic structural and mucosal disorders, and mental-health factors—can impair...