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Not that Im expecting women to know the answer (some do though) so guys this ones for you.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Not that Im expecting women to know the answer (some do though) so guys this ones for you.
Thanks.
There's no one answer! It is not like with women.
For women we can say that the earliest known natural menopause is in the late twenties and the latest known natural menopause in the early sixties; with an average start of menopause around forty-seven.
Dude, there is no universal correlation between menopause and loss of sex drive. A woman's libido is rather more complicated than that. (A man's is too, as I'm sure you know!) Sure, hormones play a big role, but the quality of one's relationship, one's attitude and one's general health all are factors.
Oh I KNOW!
It was the only thing I could think to compare to that people would understand.
Sex drive is far too complex to make HUGE statements about it. Here's one that is driving some scientists NUTS! Why does testosterone increase some people's sex drive, decrease still other's sex drive and do NOTHING for others? No one knows!
Maybe because sex drive isn't purely biological as people tend to think.