What are the sexual needs of a 35-year-old man?

When men reach a certain age, they will show signs of physical aging. For example, their sexual ability will show a typical decline, especially when they are around 35 years old. The sexual function of men is significantly weakened and is not as good as when they are in their 20s. However, men's sexual needs change less with age. For example, what are the sexual needs of men at the age of 35? Let's take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

Generally speaking, men have stronger sexual desire than women between the ages of 18 and 25, reaching their peak between the ages of 25 and 30. They are more active in sex, and their sexual desire starts to decline after the age of 35. Surveys have found that the androgen concentration of men after the age of 40 drops by at least 25%. Once the androgen concentration drops, men's interest, desire and frequency in sex will all decrease significantly. After the age of 35, men are tired from work, have slow blood flow throughout the body, and have reduced muscle tension. Their penises are not as easy to erect as before. Even if they have the desire for sex, it takes a long time for the penis to erect, the hardness decreases, the duration is shortened, and the ejaculation force is weakened. On the contrary, women are in the hazy stage of sexual desire between the ages of 18 and 25, and their sexual desire gradually increases around the age of 35, surpassing that of men, and turning from passive to active. The old saying "women are like wolves at 30 and tigers at 40" makes sense here. It can be seen that 35 years old is a watershed, men's sexual desire changes from high to low, while women's sexual desire changes from low to high, and the physiological changes of both sexes are like scissors, which is called "sexual scissors gap". Some experts vividly say that middle-aged couples become "yin is strong and yang is weak", which is another interpretation of the "sexual scissors gap".

Generally speaking, it takes most men 2 to 6 minutes to reach orgasm, while it takes women slightly longer than men, about 10 minutes. It can be seen that there is a four or five minute "time difference" between men and women when they reach the peak of sexual feelings. After entering middle age, the emergence of the "sexual scissors gap" makes the "time difference" more obvious.