Are women in their forties very sexual?

After the age of 25, women's bodies begin to age, and the first part to show abnormalities is the skin. We will find that the skin is prone to wrinkles, dryness, or dullness. By the age of 40, a woman's face already shows obvious signs of aging. With the changes in the body's endocrine system, menopause begins. Whether a woman in her forties is very sexual depends on her personal constitution.

Sexual needs arise from the onset of puberty. During puberty, the hormone levels in both male and female bodies gradually increase, and sexual functions tend to mature, making sexual needs stronger day by day. If sexual needs are suppressed, it will cause adolescent sexual anxiety.

Male sexual desire radiates around the body with the genitals as the center, while female sexual desire concentrates on the genitals from all around the body. Men satisfy their sexual needs by desiring intercourse and experiencing pleasure through ejaculation. Women can satisfy their sexual needs through multiple sources such as sexual fantasy, caressing, kissing and sexual intercourse.

The occurrence of sexual desire is related to the physiological basis of both sexes: the first is the sexual endocrine system composed of sex hormones and gonads, which maintains the basic tension and excitability of sexual desire of both sexes; the second is the nervous system composed of the cerebral cortex, spinal cord low sexual excitement center, sensitive areas and conduction nerves, which ensure the body's ability to respond to the environment in a timely and effective manner.

Causes

Emotions, age, feelings, drinking, smoking, drugs, illness, vision, hearing, touch, smell, attention, memory.

Influencing factors

Genetic factors: The strength of sexual desire may also be affected by genetic factors.

Hormone level: Male hormone has the greatest impact on sexual desire. If the male hormone level in the body is low, the sexual desire of both men and women will decrease.

Sensory stimulation: With the help of vision, taste, hearing, smell, touch and other senses, it can arouse the excitement of male and female nerves and thus arouse sexual desire.

Past sexual and social experiences: People who have had pleasant sexual and social experiences in the past are more likely to be aroused; otherwise, it is more difficult to be aroused.

Recovery time after sex: Many people need some time to arouse sexual desire again after an orgasm, and the length of this period varies from person to person.