Women are different than men, you don't need me to tell you that. Men are more visual creatures. We get turned on by the sight of a pair of nice legs or a set of big but yet perky breasts.

The sharp drop in the amounts of testosterone produced by the body, which is the mark of andropause, is no longer a natural process, but can be brought about in the early 40s by the constant presence of a wide range of chemicals.

Women need mental stimulation to achieve orgasm - especially their first time. Every woman is different in what exactly turns them on, but a lot of women also require a feeling of connection with their partner.

The most common causes for erectile dysfunction are diseases, like diabetes and hypertension, and lifestyle choices like smoking and drinking.

I doubt if there is a man out there, who does not took a ruler and measured his male member at least once in his lifetime. A quick peek through history will tell you, poets, philosophers, writers and artists alike have all tried to define the average and above average measure for manhood.

Did you know that, 70% of women are faking orgasms? So there are huge chances that your woman doing it too. If yes, that means you are doing something wrong in the bed. You could just be making her feel uncomfortable due to the fact she knows that you are waiting for her to scream in ecstasy. I will tell you how you can spot a faked orgasm.

For most of men, the image of masculinity means an outstanding sexual functioning and performance, not to mention the size of the penis. However, sometimes we are facing problems in producing and maintaining an erection, a fact that can bring devastating effects on a man's morale.

Men reaching the age of 40 and onwards notice that their youthful power and ravenous virility are slowly diminishing. Many men at these times will experience hair loss, bone loss, memory problems, insomnia and decrease in sexual functions.

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Men are a lot more self-conscious about sex than they'd probably like to admit - and are quite afraid to ask questions about it. Chances are, you probably have a lot more questions about sex than you may feel comfortable asking someone else.