Why women don’t like sex as much as men

[C C]

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/...x-much-men

EXCERPT: [...] Given that women experience worse sex than men, it’s not surprising that they want it less. But this doesn’t have to be the case. Comprehensive and age-appropriate sex education can help emerging adults understand how to make sexual encounters fun and exciting for both partners. Humans are by nature highly sexual creatures, and by overcoming the ignorance and misinformation that pervades our society, both men and women can achieve the kind of sexual satisfaction that makes life worthwhile... (MORE - missing details)
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Cynic's Corner: In terms of the afflictions themselves and burdensome pre- and post- preparations and routines for trying to dodge or mitigate such (i.e., resulting in sex being an annoying inconvenience)...

... Amazing how they persistently steer around the battles that women have with various irritations and infections. Some of that isn't just to do to with invasive bacteria, fungi and microscopic parasites -- but also allergic reactions to semen, especially a particular individual's semen.

Predictably, what these treatises descended from the sexual revolution of 1960s (i.e., "Militant intellectuals coming to the rescue of desperate proletariat males who need more sex and more sex partners!") fixate on is the "capricious" female orgasm, social norms, "good girl" thought orientations, etc.

[Syne]

Most advocate's notions of sex education nowadays are little more than grooming, i.e. "Girls, in contrast, have no need to touch their clitorises in their daily lives, so they’re less likely to discover the pleasure of doing so on their own." The obvious sex-ed solution to that is teaching children to masturbate. That's grooming, not a appropriate role for an adult with a child.

Women get worse sex than men, nowadays, because culture has ignored nature, where a woman's sexual satisfaction is often more related to emotional engagement/attachment. The culture has taught women that they should enjoy sex for its own sake, like men do, but men and women are not the same.

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Might have been been better as 'Why some women don't like sex as much as some men.' but would have lost the click-bait feature. Possibly even 'Why some women like sex more than some men.' - probably an entirely different article.