Studies have found that the size of the buttocks also affects women’s sexual life, and women with large buttocks will have a stronger sex drive. The Colin Hendley Research Institute at the University of Leeds, UK, surveyed 148 women about their sexual partners and age, and then measured their hip circumference. The results found that those with a hip circumference of more than 36 cm were more than those with a hip circumference of less than 31 cm. Females have more sex partners, have more sex, and are more likely to have one-night stands. The researchers believe that from an evolutionary perspective, women with larger butts are more likely to have children and have less pain, so they are also more sexually active.
It can be seen from this that normally speaking, women with bigger butts are indeed more sexually motivated. However, this is only a small part of the factors that determine sexual desire. Wouldn’t the libido not be strong without big buttocks? No, starting with the following external factors can also enhance sexual desire.
1. Nutrition
Malnutrition in women can easily lead to amenorrhea. And studies have also shown that the lack of important trace elements such as protein and zinc can cause sexual dysfunction. Therefore, women ensure adequate nutrition, but also can enhance libido!
2. Emotions
A good mood will also enhance sexual desire, and many women will also have low libido when they are in a bad mood, making it difficult to reach orgasm.
3. Alcohol
Alcohol can cause sexual dysfunction, reduce vaginal secretions, and cause pain and anhedonia during intercourse, resulting in decreased libido.
4. Age
A woman’s libido peaks in her 30s and 40s, and it slowly declines after menopause, so if you’re in old age, it’s not surprising that your libido isn’t strong.
5. Health status
Only healthy people can ensure normal sexual desire, which is also an important prerequisite for sexual life. But it does not rule out that certain diseases can promote people’s libido. Such as tumors, neurological diseases, hyperthyroidism, etc.