Sex education ideally involves education about the anatomy and physiology of the human reproductive system, conception, contraception, psycho-sexuality, sexual differences and the constituents of love as they relate to sexual behavior, and is not merely a discussion on how babies are made. It provides a background in which an individual develops into a healthy, responsible adult capable of using the innate sex instinct to the fullest potential, without being obsessed by it. It enables one to recognize and be comfortable with one’s sexuality.
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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Active Sex Life affects in Later Age
Can a very active sex life in the early years affect one’s sexual life later?
A very active sexual life in youth does not precipitate an early termination of the sex drive or capacity. On the contrary, persons having a strong sexual interest and capacity in the early years are more likely to retain the same in the later years. This was confirmed by a longitudinal study on sexual behavior and old age.
What are the most common conditions which could decrease sex drive in later years?
The common reasons for a reduced sex drive in later years are
1. Monotony and loss of interest
2. Changes in physical appearance
3. Misconceptions about one’s waning sexuality
4. Lack of communication
5. Depression
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