男性と女性の性的な変化

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  • 男性は勃起に必要な時間が長くなり、射精の力とオーガズムの強度が低下します。
  • 女性は興奮と潤滑に必要な時間が長くなりますが、オーガズムの強度には影響しません。
  • 性的な変化によって、男性と女性の性的な快感が変化することがあります。
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The physiological changes in men gradually lengthen the time needed to get an erection, and reduce the strength of ejaculation and intensity of the orgasm. In women, the physiological changes increase the time required for arousal and lubrication, but do not affect the intensity of the orgasm (Weg,1975). お願いします。

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男性の生理的変化は、徐々に勃起するために必要な時間を延ばして、射精の強さとオルガスムの強さを減らします。女性においては、生理的変化は興奮と 潤滑のために必要とされる時間を増やしますが、オルガスムの強さには影響を及ぼしません(Weg,1975)。

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