How many times a week is normal for a 25-year-old boy to ejaculate?

A 25-year-old boy is in a state of youth and vigor. He is curious about sex and needs physical and psychological satisfaction. If he is a married man, normal sex can satisfy his needs. However, sex also needs to be regular, because if it is irregular, it is easy to cause harm to the body. So how many times a week is normal for a 25-year-old boy to ejaculate?

Men have strong and vigorous sexual desire, and can be sexually excited at any time; women have relatively weak sexual desire, and their sexual excitement is related to the menstrual cycle (generally, sexual desire is higher before and after ovulation and before menstruation). A small number of women have weak or even no sexual desire before marriage, and their sexual desire gradually increases during sexual life after marriage.

Men's sexual impulses appear faster, they reach climax quickly, and their sexual desire subsides faster. Generally speaking, it takes about 2 to 6 minutes (or 3 to 15 minutes) for a normal man to ejaculate from the beginning of sexual intercourse. Women's sexual impulses occur more slowly, usually taking 10 to 30 minutes (or 5 to 15 minutes) to reach climax, the climax lasts longer, and their sexual desire subsides more slowly.

Men's sexual desire tends to be focused on their sexual organs, and they have a strong desire for sexual intercourse; women's sexual desire is more extensive and complex, including talking, laughing, being gentle, and caressing. They will only desire sexual intercourse after reaching a certain level of excitement. The most ideal sex life is for both parties to reach orgasm at the same time or for the woman to reach orgasm first and then the man to ejaculate. The woman's orgasm does not affect the continuation of sexual intercourse; and, unlike men, women can re-experience orgasm in a short period of time (the degree of sexual pleasure varies from person to person. For the same person, the degree of pleasure each time is different).

Whether sex life is moderate can be judged by how you feel the next day. If both parties do not feel tired but feel energetic and energetic, then sex life is moderate. If there are symptoms such as loss of energy, feeling heavy-headed, loss of appetite, dizziness, etc., then it is excessive and should be controlled. There are a few couples with strong sexual desire who have frequent sex and both parties are still refreshed and energetic, which should also be considered appropriate.