Age has a very different impact on the sexual activity cycle of men and women. Men’s sexual response and sexual ability reach rapid maturity around the age of 17-20. Their peak period in life then gradually and steadily weakens, while women's sexual response and sexual ability slowly increase after sexual maturity, and they do not reach their sexual peak until they are 35-40 years old, and then at a slower rate than men. The sexual need weakens, but does not disappear.

Childhood

Girls, like boys, experience the full range of sexual pleasures in early childhood. They also masturbate and experience orgasm far more easily than adult women. They also like to play sexual games, such as "playing house" and "pretending to be doctors and nurses." Sex differences in developmental patterns of sexual function first begin to appear during adolescence.

Puberty

During puberty, girls also experience rapid physical growth and a sudden interest in sex. Girls start puberty on average two years earlier than boys, but girls generally have a later sexual awakening. They are more focused on spiritual love. They are often addicted to unrequited love for a youth idol or are willing to attract the attention of boys. . Their sexual interests are less focused on the physical aspect, and their sense of urgency for climax is obviously not as strong as that of young men.

The first time

Men and women have different experiences of having sex for the first time. Men tend to be clumsy, shy, and ejaculate quickly, but they can always get it. Orgasm. Women's first sexual intercourse is often disappointing, with not only no orgasm, but no vaginal pleasure at all. In fact, they are surprised that they can't enjoy much pleasure.

Youth

In the early years of married life in their 20s, women have more frequent sexual intercourse, which may be mainly aroused by the strong sexual desire of their young husbands. However, women during this period are often distressed by their husbands' quick decisions and excessively frequent demands.

35-40 years old

Under normal circumstances, women reach the peak of their sexual response around the age of 35-40. Foreign reports point out that this period is also the peak period for women to have extramarital affairs. Vaginal lubrication occurs frequently, and multiple orgasms occur frequently. Many women say they are more interested in sex than they were in earlier years. But this is often not determined by physiological factors. It is more likely that the psychological depression and obstacles have been swept away and the person no longer pretends to be reserved. Since men have already gone downhill, this period is an uncoordinated stage in sexual life.

Menopause

The sexual function of menopausal women varies greatly and is also determined by the women's overall psychological condition and their relationship with their husbands.

In addition, sexual function during this period is also affected by many factors including psychological factors. However, if a middle-aged husband avoids sexual life due to depression, insecurity, etc., the angry woman will regard this as a decrease in her physical attractiveness, and she will also avoid sexual life. As a result, she will suffer the same frustration as her husband. The pain of feeling and neglect.

After the age of 50

The sexual response of women after the age of 50 also varies significantly from person to person. Their sexual expression often depends on their sexual needs and the influence of their husbands whose sexual abilities have diminished. A woman who has normal opportunities for sexual intercourse can generally maintain her sexual responsiveness. Without such opportunities, her sexual desire will decrease significantly.