THE HUMANS SEXUAL RESPONSE – ‘INTERSEX’ MEN, SEXUAL DRIVE

How a man’s sex drive starts and how it is maintained is not completely understood, but the male sex hormone, testosterone, is strongly implicated. At puberty, testosterone is secreted into the blood in increasing amounts, and all mammals (including humans) become sexually arousable.

Evidence that testosterone is essential for triggering a man’s sex drive comes from the study of the Dominican villages. Once these ‘girls’ reached puberty, their testes began to secrete testosterone and they began to have male sex fantasies, to masturbate, to ejaculate, and finally to have sexual intercourse, although they were fearful of being ridiculed because of their small penis and split scrotum.

The ‘intersex’ men not only became male in shape but they developed a male sexual drive. They perceived girls as sexually exciting, they had male sexual daydreams, and when sexually stimulated they ejaculated. In other words, each of them responded as a male would respond to erotic stimulation, although up to this time he had thought himself to be, and others had thought him to be, a girl. The testosterone had triggered his male sex drive.

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