Anonymous wrote:Overall yes, of course. It’s simple biology.

Seriously. The gaslighting in this thread is … typical for this forum, I guess.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:

Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.

Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.

Him: OK, let's have sex then.

Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!

Him: I'm not attracted to you either....

That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.

You sound confused. Sex drive and appreciating/enjoying sex are two different things. You can love sex without having a high sex drive.

Overall yes, of course. It’s simple biology.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:

Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.

Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.

Him: OK, let's have sex then.

Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!

Him: I'm not attracted to you either....

That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.

So, like a sex drive.

Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:

Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.

Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.

Him: OK, let's have sex then.

Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!

Him: I'm not attracted to you either....

That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.

ages? That is strange though. Who initiates sex most of the time?

This is probably more common than people assume. Many of the women I know have higher drives than their husbands. But the husbands would never admit it and always come up with reasons why " today is not a good day". 😆

Perhaps this applies to White men. Every black man I've met has had a really strong sex drive. Many black women often express frustration about their partners desiring sex too frequently.

I hope this is true. I'm Black, but I've never been with a Black man. I'm in the middle of divorcing the most effete White man with the shittiest sex imaginable. I'm going to give Black men a try for once and hopefully find that amazing sex.

No, women don't have weaker sex drives. Men are worse in bed and typically unskilled and selfish. So, sex with men is less pleasurable for women than sex with women is for men. That's why we have less desire for men.

I'm constantly horny and my sex drive has only gotten stronger over time. Yet my idiot ex-husband thought my sex drive had died because I stopped having sex with him for the last years of our marriage. Sex with my ex amounted to letting him climb on top of me and satisfy himself with a very little payoff for me. He was resentful about having to pleasure me and treated it like a chore he'd rather escape. So, why bother having sex with such a jerk? He wouldn't have had any interest in sex either if he never got off and just had to watch me have a good time.

Anonymous wrote:Men do peak early though. And it happens when women have their libido back. Kids are gone to college, finances are in order, etc but thats when men's libido comes down crashing hard.

what about perimenopause or menopause? All those hormonal changes affects sex drive.

I have high T for a woman, about in the range of 140 with <40 being normal for my age. I think I've had it all my life but was only tested in the past two years. I have a high sex drive, none of the negative symptoms of post-menopausal women, also some slightly negative characteristics that go along with high T in a woman but that doesn't bother me. I love having high T and wouldn't change a thing. My endo suggested removing my ovaries even though there's nothing obviously wrong with them re scans, I declined.

This reminds me of the joke:

Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.

Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.

Him: OK, let's have sex then.

Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!

Him: I'm not attracted to you either....

Men do peak early though. And it happens when women have their libido back. Kids are gone to college, finances are in order, etc but thats when men's libido comes down crashing hard.

Anonymous wrote:Women suppress their sex drive and pretend to not want it. Men express their sex drive and try to bang as many women as possible.

women bang enough and they need to feel connected.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.

ages? That is strange though. Who initiates sex most of the time?

This is probably more common than people assume. Many of the women I know have higher drives than their husbands. But the husbands would never admit it and always come up with reasons why " today is not a good day". 😆

Perhaps this applies to White men. Every black man I've met has had a really strong sex drive. Many black women often express frustration about their partners desiring sex too frequently.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.

ages? That is strange though. Who initiates sex most of the time?

This is probably more common than people assume. Many of the women I know have higher drives than their husbands. But the husbands would never admit it and always come up with reasons why " today is not a good day". 😆

What a bunch of lies! These women all tell you about this? LOL

Women suppress their sex drive and pretend to not want it. Men express their sex drive and try to bang as many women as possible.