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Do generally the sexual excitation period of women is longer than that of men ???.Do their refractory period is lesser than that of men ???
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It depends from case to case. Hence there is no fix time as such. Generally women take longer duration to get orgasm. For further guidance feel free to reach out.
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Seems like you have not had sex with a woman. Check yourself.
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Dr. Amol Jawale
Neuropsychiatrist
9 yrs exp
Pune
Sexual excitation both in male and demales depends on various factors like
*Communication between partners
*Past experiences
*Privacy
As per johnson and johnson sexual response cycle ..
There are 4 phase of sexual activity ( both in male and female
1. Excitation
2 . Plaetu
3. Orgasm
4 . Resolution ( last )
Now the time period from 1 cycle to start new cycle is called as refractory period
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male get turn on early and get off early
but in female it is like a iron ...turn on slowly but remain on for long time
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