Women have sexual desire peak twice a month

When are women's sexual desires at their peak each month? What should men do? Before sex, women like to talk to men about their lives and thoughts. They want couples to be able to relax and talk on the sofa, or chat while taking a walk. At this time, if the man can say some sweet words like "I love you" or "I care about you very much", the woman will have a strong sexual desire.

People often believe that sex, like love, is not restricted by time and place and can happen anytime and anywhere. However, factors such as season, day of the week, and location may affect your sex life. For a sexual intercourse to be completed, at least two basic requirements must be met: one is "desire" and the other is "opportunity". Therefore, understanding the following sex data can help people grasp the best time for sex.

Sex is most common in summer.

A recent survey shows that seasons affect sexual desire and the frequency of sexual intercourse between couples. In a year, the number of sexual intercourses in summer accounts for 66% of the total number of sexual intercourses, followed by winter (16%), spring (14%) and autumn (4%). There are two main reasons why sex is more frequent in summer. First, the bright sunshine has a strong influence on the pineal gland in the human brain. It can stimulate the pineal gland and reduce the secretion of melatonin, thereby improving mood and awakening inner impulses. Second, both men and women look extra sexy in summer, and exposed skin can make people more confident about themselves. From the perspective of pregnancy, late summer and early autumn, around late July to early September, is more suitable. At this time, the frequency of sexual intercourse is greater and the sperm quality is also higher.

Women have peak sexual desire twice a month.

Scientists have found that a woman's monthly sexual desire peaks once before menstruation and once two or three days before or after ovulation. The two peaks are generally 14 days apart and each lasts three days. This change in women's sexual desire is related to the secretion of hormones during the menstrual cycle.

Saturday is an ideal day for sex.

In the "Ideal Sex Day Ranking", Saturday topped the list, with as many as 44% of respondents choosing Saturday as the most suitable day of the week for sex. The couples interviewed said that their sexual desire would usually be "aroused" at 4:33 p.m. on Saturday, but sex would generally be postponed until the evening. In addition, Mondays and Wednesdays are days with relatively less sex.

Sexual desire is strongest at 7 am.

Around 7 o'clock in the morning is when both men and women are most sexually active. At this time, the level of androgen in men's bodies is the highest, they have morning erections, and the quality of sex will be ideal. Between 9 and 11 a.m., female sex hormones drop rapidly, while males remain at a higher level. At noon, both men and women reach the second "climax" of the day. From 7 to 10 p.m., men are in high spirits, while women are not interested; after 10 p.m., women are in high spirits, while men just want to sleep.