The female brain releases oxytocin during orgasm, promoting bonding. Oxytocin is released into the bloodstream and travels to the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, causing them to release hormones...
Sexual arousal is a natural physiological response that occurs when an individual becomes interested in or stimulated by sexual activity. It involves a series of physical changes in the body,...
Animals are known to engage in various behaviors for a range of reasons, including survival, protection, communication, and even pleasure. One interesting behavior observed in some species is that...
Sexual intercourse is one of the most natural and instinctive activities that humans participate in. It involves physical and emotional intimacy between partners. There are several aspects involved...
Sexual Fantasies Linked to Brain Areas Responsible for Memory, Emotion, and Sensory Processing
Researchers have found that sexual fantasies can activate regions of the brain associated with...
Spontaneous Desire vs Responsive Desire
Desire is an internal motivation that drives people towards achieving something they want or need. There are various types of desires such as spontaneous...
Oxytocin is a neurotransmitter that plays an important role in regulating various biological functions such as social bonding, childbirth, nursing, and sexual behavior. During sexual activity,...
Sexual touch activates different regions of the brain than non-sexual touch.
The primary reason for this is that when individuals are engaged in sexual activity, they experience a variety of...
Sexual Attraction: What is it?
Sexual attraction refers to an emotional and physical feeling that one person has for another. It involves both physical and psychological aspects of desire and...
The Brain's Amygdala Becomes Less Active During Orgasm
Sexual pleasure activates different parts of the brain than fear; it is no wonder that the amygdala, the part of the brain responsible for...