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Although some evidence suggests that males have a stronger sex drive than females, the difference may be the result of society's sexuality rather than innate differences between men and women.
2

, which have an unusually rich array of nerve receptors, are particularly sensitive not only to sexual touch, but to any kind of touch.
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Men's and women's fantasies differ little from each other in terms of content or quantity, although men seem to fantasize about sex than women.
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For women and men, breathing and heart rates reach their maximum during the stage.
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Thoughts of being sexually irresistible and of engaging in oral-genital sex are the most common sexual fantasies for .





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