There are four peak periods in a woman's life. Have you caught them?

Many people say that women have the strongest sexual desire in their thirties and forties. Although this statement is correct to some extent, a woman's sexual desire is not only related to age, but also has a lot to do with her emotions and physical condition. Physiologically speaking, although men's peak period is in their twenties and thirties, women generally have four peak periods of sexual desire.

Two peaks of sexual desire before and after menstruation

In every 28-day menstrual cycle of women, there are generally two peaks of sexual desire, one before menstruation and the other two or three days before and after ovulation. The two peaks are generally 14 days apart, and each lasts about 3 days. This change in women's sexual desire is related to the regular secretion of estrogen and progesterone during the menstrual cycle. That is, as the follicles mature, estrogen secretion continues to increase and reaches a peak before ovulation, thereby inducing a peak in sexual desire. In addition to the twice-monthly peak in sexual desire, there are a total of four peaks in sexual desire throughout a woman's life.

1. The "honeymoon peak" in the first year of marriage

Marriage may not be the grave of love, but it may be the legal "fuse" to the peak of love. From mutual affection (love before marriage) to physical intimacy (sexual behavior after marriage) is a qualitative leap in sexual activity. The sense of happiness, security, mutual trust, and novelty and exploration of sexual life brought by marriage are all the psychological basis of the "honeymoon peak". Although many women cannot experience orgasm in the initial stage after marriage, in an atmosphere full of tenderness and love, driven by sexual instinct, they will still feel great joy in sexual activities and actively and wholeheartedly devote themselves to the sex life after marriage.

Therefore, for most couples, the frequency of sexual intercourse in the first year of marriage is probably the highest in their lives. There is a doggerel that begins with "Seven times in one night on the first day of marriage", which is an exaggerated and vivid portrayal of this peak.

2. The “freedom peak” of creating new life

At the beginning of their marriage, due to family planning arrangements, many young couples do not want to have children for the time being and need to take contraceptive measures during their sexual life, which will more or less affect their freedom in sexual activities. Once they decide to have a baby, they will be freed from the mental burden of fear of unplanned pregnancy and from certain contraceptive measures that may affect the consistency of sexual activity. The unrestrained, carefree, relaxed and free devotion, the excitement and excitement of creating new life often bring women a second peak of sexual desire.

If you are taking birth control pills, since birth control pills often suppress the production of your own sex hormones, stopping them will increase your own production of sex hormones, thereby increasing your sexual desire. After pregnancy, from the third to the sixth month after pregnancy, the body's sex hormones increase significantly, and the blood flow to the sexual organs and breasts increases, which can also lead to increased sexual desire.

3. "Like Wolf Peak" who will make more demands

Some women have a stronger sexual desire when they are 30-40 years old. This is because women's sex hormones reach their highest level around the age of 35, which is also the peak of their sexual desire. It is different for men. The highest level of sex hormones is at around 20 years old, and sexual desire is also the strongest at this time. When they reach their 30s or 40s, sexual desire will gradually become flat, and sexual ability will gradually begin to decline. People often use the phrase "like a wolf and a tiger" to describe women at this stage in a teasing tone. In fact, women's increased sexual desire during this period has its physiological and psychological basis and is completely normal.

4. The "Tiger Peak" of Romantic Second Spring

Women in their forties, often with their spouses who are successful in their careers and have a good family income, and their children have grown up, can be partially or completely freed from household chores such as buying, washing, cooking, and taking care of children, and can begin to focus on taking care of themselves and satisfying themselves again, thus entering a romantic "second spring".

What are the symptoms of female orgasm

1. Eyes become bigger

Phrases like "big, sparkling eyes" are often used when referring to sexiness and attractiveness, and there's a reason for that. When a woman is sexually excited, her pupils will unconsciously dilate. This is because her body is ready for more stimulation, so the brain commands the iris to dilate to allow more light to enter the eyeball. This is why cosmetic contact lenses can make women sexier.

2. Increased blinking frequency

Studies show that when a woman's estrogen level increases and she wants to get attention from the opposite sex, she blinks an average of 32% more times per hour than other people. This characteristic is especially evident in the hope of gaining attention from the opposite sex, especially in front of a man who looks very masculine.

3. Arch your back

When a woman is sexually aroused, her back will slightly arch, which makes her look shy, but in fact she is ready for sex. Careful men can find that when a woman reaches orgasm, her back arches at the largest angle, which is an instinctive reaction of the body.