There are, they just aren’t super well known. My girlfriend is fond of the oxytocin chocolates you can buy now.
Misogyny, unfortunately.
There’s shops advertising women’s toys but I’ve never seen anything for men… Not sure where you hang out that you get to see those kinds of ads
There’s a conflation of concepts here. Having an erection and enjoying sex are two separate things. Porn stars take Viagra to stay hard for uncomfortable sex for instance and men have been slipped Viagra to make it easier to sexually assault. It’s easy to give a man an erection. The mechanism is well known that you want to ultimately get vasodilation going on in the corpus cavernosum so blood pools there. Enjoying sex more is a much broader thing for women (and men). It’s possible that someone who had a pubic nerve injury or has cardiovascular problems would have better sex with Viagra. The problem might be elsewhere. Maybe it’s trauma. Maybe it’s pain/vaginismus. Maybe it’s not having explored one’s body yet.
EDIT: While doing research for this question, I stumbled on filbanserin currently in phase III trials and Bremelanotide.
I imagine a variety of different commercials would make a variety of different men “hard”.
Because marketers found it far more effective to make ads targeting women appeal to their anxieties.
Mitchell and Webb did a terrific sketch on this concept.
I don’t doubt this, but I also don’t remember when they tested it, do you? What kind of failed horny lady ads am I forgetting through the years?
I remember hearing some years ago that Viagra was also effective in getting women in the mood.
I’m guessing it’s the usual, it’s more complicated, expensive, and the people who make those decisions aren’t interested in women’s pleasure.
it’s more complicated, expensive, and the people who make those decisions aren’t interested in women’s pleasure.
Viagra doesn’t do any of that for men either. It fixes a physical issue (ED), but doesn’t do anything for libido or desire.
Aphrodisiacs are hard, because so much of it is mental.
Yeah! How come!?
This guy offered vaginal tightening
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because, like, society.
(not that it’s right}
Because male arousal is needed for receptive sex while female arousal is not.
