Okay, here's another question for you guys:
The popular belief is that men have a stronger sex drive than women--on average, in general, with some room for individual variabilty, of course.
Do you buy that? Based on your own personal experience and general impressions, would you agree with that?
Because I'm not so sure. I think that women may be less likely to act upon their sexual urges, for various reasons, but I'm not convinced that we actually crave sex a hell of a lot less than men do.
I do think that our sexual urges may be more variable, simply because we experience more hormonal fluctuations than men do.
Still, I feel like anecdotally, at least, I hear from women who want more sex from their male partners about as often as I hear from men who want more sex from their female partners.
What do you guys think?



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no... really. some people are turned on by visual stimuli, some are purely physical... I'm a verbal-cerebral sex fiend on a solo basis. I think about sex all the time... even when i'm burned out at the club or not "in the mood" or sore as hell or whatever, it doesn't mean I'm not THINKIng about it quite actively. Most of the women I know (then again they're either strippers, feminists, or both... ) definitely crave sex as much as guys.
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