Although men apparently think about it every five minutes and it’s essential for the continuation of the human race, our sex drives are on the wane. You may shake your head, “mine isn’t”, but the attention Viagra has received is proof enough to show otherwise. And while sexual impotence is more physically obvious in men, women are experiencing it too. So what’s going on?
Sex drive is a complex issue. Desire is not only generated by the excitement and feelings you get when you fancy someone but it is also a question of physiological processes that are essential for that desire to be translated into actually wanting to have sex.
Sure, sex is a less taboo subject than it used to be, so we are more likely to state our demands and complain if our partner or ourselves are unable to meet them. But the fractured taboo does not explain the increased outspokenness about the decline in sex drive. Surveys are showing that nearly a third of women never reach orgasm and a fifth don’t enjoy their sex life. And although many men suffer from erectile dysfunction (not being able to have or sustain an erection), many more are finding their libido is low in the first place.
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