What is sexual arousal and its stages
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General information
Sexual arousal in simple terms is the desire to engage in sexual intercourse, which can be caused by hearing, hearing, touching or other triggers. For arousal to occur, thoughts and fantasies about oneself with the participation of a specific person are enough.
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When a person experiences excitement, some changes begin to occur in his body. Blood flows to the genitals, causing them to become fuller and more sensitive. Lubrication appears — it can be seen both on the tip of the male penis and on the female vulva.
Also note that your heart rate increases, your body temperature rises, and your breathing becomes more rapid.
Sexual Response Cycle
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The sexual response cycle is how the body responds to sexual stimulation. Moreover, we are talking not only about sex with a partner, but also about masturbation, etc. It also has to do with dreams! Yes, even in a dream a person can experience arousal.
The first step is the emergence of sexual desire, thoughts about sex. At this stage, the heartbeat occurs. The muscles tense and blood rushes to the genitals.
The next stage is the plateau phase. The excitement becomes very strong. It is the act of sex or masturbation. Then, after a plateau phase, orgasm occurs when the accumulated sexual tension is released in a series of muscle spasms. Endorphins are released — hormones that make a person happy and relaxed.
Everything ends with the resolution phase. Even if such an orgasm does not occur, it still happens. During this phase, the body returns to the state it was in before the onset of arousal.
In addition, it is worth mentioning such phenomena as unavoidable periods — periods of recovery. It is generally accepted that women do not have them, but experts do not agree with this.
