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The reason why I asked this question, is wouldn’t it be easier to have women reach sexual peak faster than normal than a man attempting to last longer to match the woman’s sexual peak? Why doesn’t society teach the woman how to be a better love and reach sexual peak faster to match the male’s sexual peak even if in a short time? Just a thought.
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I’m with you 100%, Brother. That is genius.
Society doesn’t put emphasis on male sexual enhancement-the marketing companies do (who are marketing the products). They are preying on men’s fears of inadequacy, just like the diet market preys on women’s body image fears.
But, I’m with the others-you sound like a 20 second man who is trying to make YOUR problem a societal and women’s problem. If you don’t want to do the work honey, buy your wife a vibrator!
Answer #1:
No. It’s easier to give men a pill.
Thanks for asking.
Answer #2:
Men want it and men will pay for it.
Women can actually orgasm as quickly as a man, if men knew how women’s bodies worked and if women both knew and were willing to ask. The majority of women can’t come through intercourse alone, so both lengthening men’s endurance and shortening a woman’s response time will have no effect. Women need to know what they want and how to ask for it, and men need to know how to ask, as well as where the clit is and how much attention needs to be paid to it.
Ha ha ha… typical man trying to change things to make it easier on him. Women climaxing is not just about hormones… its a mental thing too. If you aren’t giving what your woman what she needs in AND out of bed thats your problem.
Why doesn’t this ” society ” of yours teach us all to fly, as that would save us much money on air fare. You make about as much sense as the ideologues that permeate this site with their bio-ignorance.
The myth that women don’t reach a “sexual peak” until their thirties or forties is just that: a myth. It is completely cultural, and has a lot to do with the fact that young men in their twenties often don’t feel the need to learn how to please women. The women compound this problem by not knowing what “does it” for them, or not communicating this for fear of sounding bossy. By the time people are getting older, the men are more interested in making sure that the woman really has a good time, and everyone has less of an ego to be bruised by giving clearer directions.
Many of the women I know in an older age bracket are not too thrilled with the advent of Viagra. As people age, their sex drives are naturally lower anyway, and many women were perfectly happy with this scenario. However, I suppose there must also be plenty of couples out there who are grateful for the medical assistance - it’s just that many women find intercourse itself to be somewhat overrated or overemphasised already.
You seem to be under the impression that there was a great outcry among women for “male sexual enhancement products”. There wasn’t. Men develop them, men promote them, men buy them. If anything, a “male sexual enhancment product” is an open mind and a thoughtful, giving nature. Men have yet to develop a pill for this, however.