Module 34: sexual motivation
‘ Asexual
Having no sexual attraction towards others
Sexuality
Our thoughts, feelings, and actions related to our physical attraction to one another
Sexual response cycle
The four stages of sexual responding described by masters and Johnson – excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution
Excitement – the genital areas become engorged with blood, causing a woman’s clitoris and a man’s penis as well
Plateau – excitement peaks as breathing, pulse, and blood pressure rates continue to increase. A man’s penis becomes fully engorged some fluid – frequently containing enough live sperm to enable conception may appear at the tip a woman’s clitoris, orgasm imminent.
Orgasm – muscle contractions appear all over the body in our accompanied by increased breathing, pulse, and blood pressure rates. The pleasurable feeling of sexual lease is much the same for men and women.
Resolution – the body gradually returns to its unaroused state as the genital blood vessels release their accumulated blood.
Refractory period
Then enter a refractory period that lasts from a few minutes to a day or more, during which they are incapable of another orgasm. A woman’s much shorter refractory. May enable her.
Sexual dysfunction
A problem that consistently impairs sexual arousal or functioning at any point in the sexual response cycle
Erectile disorder
Inability to develop or maintain interaction due to insufficient blood flow to the penis about one in five men have this
Female orgasmic disorder
Distressed due to week orgasmic feelings, or infrequently or never experiencing orgasm.
Paraphilia
Sexual arousal from fantasies behaviors, or urges involving non-human objects, the suffering of self or others, and/or nonconsenting persons.
Aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome
A life-threatening condition caused by the human amino deficiency virus HIV, a sexually transmitted infection. Aids depletes the immune system.
Sexual orientation
The direction of our sexual attractions, as reflected in our longings and fantasies.