what is normal sexual behavior in adults
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there is no one norms...and young adults vary from older adults and very old adults...\n\nOccasional masturbationCanBeConsidered Normal sexual behavior.\n\nvaginal/oral/anal sex can be considered either normal too... check the Kinseys sex studies
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Boyfriends and girlfriends always talk about sex. It's natural and normal.
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Offcourse honey it is very very normal\nAccording to study and mine feeling 95% persons do masturbating the 5% which dont do have wet dreams ...\nAccording to doctors it is very very normal and a sign of healthy body ...\nEven u , me , ur friends , mine friends, old, young ...all do ..Well if they say they dont do ...they tell lie or feel bad to tell the truth ( about this act ).\n\ndont worry do it !\nbuttttttttttttttttttt\nnot much " AS EXCESS OF EVERYTHING IS BAD EITHER SEX OR EATING "...SO whenever u feels or urge for this need u can do ...when u got married u will do with ur partner it will automatically go .\n\nNOTE : IT IS SAFE SEX ALSO . AS U ARE NOT DOING WITH OTHER GUY OR GIRL SO NO DISEASES TO COME ...WOW NICE WAY TO SATISFY URSELF IS MASTURBTING \n\n\nbye and enjoy \nbe happy also ...\ntake care
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The bible says something like if you.. lust in your heart ..then Yes it is Adulty. In daily life adultry is when there is a sexual act committed not just thoughts.  So in Gods eyes yes and in worlds eyes no. It may of just been a fun day or way to rebell and he needed a crazy moment to vent.. I sure don't think you should let it destroy a relationship..if it really bothers you tell him... and if he really cares for you he will not do that anymore...If he continues well you for sure got a problem..
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Yes! quite normal.\nDon't worry, just relax and Enjoy!\n\nAriadne - good answer you deserve the 10 points
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Original Article:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/compulsive-sexual-behavior/DS00144\nCompulsive sexual behavior\nIntroduction\n\nSexual expression is a natural part of a well-rounded life. But if you have an overwhelming need for sex and are so intensely preoccupied with this need that it interferes with your job and your relationships, you may have a problem called compulsive sexual behavior.\n\nYou may spend inordinate amounts of time in sexually related activities and neglect important aspects of your day-to-day life in social, occupational and recreational areas. You may find yourself failing repeatedly at attempts to reduce or control your sexual activities or desires.\n\nHealth experts use a number of labels for this potentially serious condition. Compulsive sexual behavior is sometimes called hypersexuality, nymphomania or erotomania. Others use the term "sexual addiction," comparing it with the uncontrolled use of a drug. Others argue that it's an issue of impulse control or obsessive-compulsive behavior.\n\nNo matter what name is attached to the behavior, compulsive sexual behavior is a very real affliction that interferes with everyday living. Current research indicates that compulsive sexual behavior is most common among men. Treatment may involve individual or group therapy and medications.\nSigns and symptoms\n\nSexual behavior becomes a problem and is considered compulsive when it's repeated often enough to interfere with your normal daily living and with your relationships. If your sexual behavior is compulsive, you may display it in a number of ways, including:\n\n    * Having multiple sexual partners or extramarital affairs\n    * Having sex with a succession of anonymous partners or prostitutes and treating them as objects to be used for sex\n    * Using commercial sexually explicit phone lines and Internet chat rooms\n    * Engaging in excessive masturbation\n    * Using pornographic materials frequently\n    * Engaging in masochistic or sadistic sex, such as experiencing sexual excitement by inflicting or receiving pain during sex\n    * Exposing yourself in public\n    * Often feeling compelled to engage in sexual activity when you're stressed, anxious or depressed\n\nPeople who are sexually obsessed can be married and appear to live otherwise normal lives, though they may have difficulty establishing and maintaining emotional intimacy.\n\nSexually obsessive behavior tends to be chronic, intense and beyond your control. Although you may seek gratification through sexually compulsive behavior, you're unlikely to achieve fulfillment over the long term. In fact, you may feel that your life is becoming increasingly empty. People with compulsive sexual behavior often use sex as an escape from other problems, such as loneliness, depression, anxiety or stress.\nCauses\n\nMany experts believe that other psychological disorders underlie sexual obsessions and compulsions. Compulsive sexual behavior may be a maladaptive coping mechanism for other emotional problems, including mood and personality disorders.\n\nFor example, if you grew up in a dysfunctional family or were sexually, emotionally or physically abused as a child, you may have developed an unhealthy attitude toward sex. These early traumatic experiences may lead you to feel shameful and unworthy; these emotions can inhibit normal sexual expression and intimacy and can result in extremes in sexual activity. Many people who engage in compulsive sexual activity report a past history of sexual or physical abuse.\n\nIf you're feeling lonely and depressed, you may perceive your sexual compulsions as a way of filling the voids in your life. But even if compulsive sexual behavior brings you short-term relief, your negative feelings are likely to return, often at an intensified level.\n\nIn some cases, the cause of compulsive sexual behavior can be a neurological disorder, such as epilepsy or dementia.\nWhen to seek medical advice\n\n
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yes thats normal, masturbating is  a normal part of human nature, for both men and women
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It's not as common as perhaps it should be, but it's very normal and you are to be commended.  One of the greatest pleasures in life is providing pleasure to somebody else for whom you care about deeply.  Be very careful, however, that it doesn't turn into a control issue.  Never use the giving or withholding of pleasure strictly to get your own way.  When it gets to that level, it has become extremely unhealthy.  If you're not there yet, then fine.  Enjoy yourself, and enjoy the fact that he enjoys it.
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It's completely normal for relationships and individual people to go through highs and lows of lust.  Think about things that make you feel really sexy that you wouldn't normally equate with sex, and translate it for the bedroom.  If a new outfit is exciting, get some funky new undies to show off too.  If you like to exercise and enjoy your body, look up some new positions.  If you like to travel and see new sights, get down and dirty in anyplace other than your bedroom.  And don't feel quilty!  Guys' sex drives peak at about age 18-25, but ours peaks somewhere between age 30-40.  Plus, you feel like sex after your period becuase that's just before you ovulate, which is when you are most fertile and receptive.  Work with that.  But don't worry too much about it.  It's totally normal.
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depend on person by person.\n\n\nGenerally people in any culture take a shower, or want to, when their hair gets oily, they get dirty, or they've been sweating a lot. It's also improtant for sexually active people depending on how active they are.
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Before "doing adult  stuff" i would consider the ages on both sides as well as the maturity and how GROWN UP we are,then before putting myself in that position of not knowing,would always check with partner where we are at and going.\nThus avoiding the complications and awkwardness of any situation.\nThey could cry RAPE at anytime,think how would you explain you wouldn`t and didn`t,always ask,even if it is just for GROWN UP stuff.\nAnd condoms are a great item,compare the price of a condom to the price of 18+yrs maintenance for a child.
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Women are afraid that if they admit that they like sex they will be viewed as a tramp. If a man has a healthy sexual appetite, he is considered normal. This is just the way the world is, for better or worse. Probably another million years of evolution will remedy this.
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Nothing to be ashamed of. Every individual has his own habits and appetite.  Some crave for sex all the time and some don't.  It's just that you have a bigger appetite for sex that makes you think more and more about it.  It is not wrong until it does not effect your work and other activities.
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It depends on each person whether they like "a lot" of sex or not.
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Studies have shown that men and women have their sexual peaks at different times in their lives. Men have their peak in their twenties, while women tend to peak in their mid to late thirties. So this is not odd. \n\nIt could become a real problem in your relationship…or not. Obviously sex is a crucial part of an adult intimate relationship. If you aren’t getting what you need at “home”, your mind (if not your penis) will wander. I’m not suggesting that you are a cheater. Right now, you may not be able to imagine betraying your girl in that way. But if she doesn’t “change” like you want her too then you may just look someplace where it is easier to get.\n\nIn answer to your question, I don’t think that anyone should necessarily be more accommodating. I think it is great that you guys communicate so well about your sexual desires because many couples don’t. That’s the start. But “changing” probably shouldn’t be the goal here.  I’m not sure if sex drive is something that will change that drastically without the use of medications or herbal supplements. Your expectations may be too high.  Instead, how about making the commitment to be more accommodating and considerate of your partner. That is a more realistic goal. \n\nMy suggestion to you is to try aphrodisiacs if she even wants to have a higher sex drive. There may be something missing from her diet why she has an unusually low sex drive and/or from yours that you have an unusually high one. \n\nAlso, try being more creative in the bedroom. Lots and lots of foreplay just for no reason at all. Don’t even think of it as foreplay; just think of it as intimacy.
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Hey, Conan, here's a newsflash:  you're normal!  Right, some men aren't quite as driven as you and some are even more driven.  But they're normal, too.  As long as you don't hurt anyone, including yourself, ain't no sweat.  And as long as it does not bother your GF...Look, there is no absolute regarding what endorphins do or do not do for you.  There is a range of acceptable responses and yours do fall within that range.  By the way, if she gets you that hot 'n bothered, would ya mind posting her pic so's us other guys can see what we're missing?
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Yes it is very normal, when I first started having sex with my now husband my stomach would hurt so bad I could hardly walk. It will get better with time, I think it lasted a couple months for me can't quite remember though as it was over 7 years ago. Good luck