Medical Understanding Sexual Urges in Young People: Hormones and Animal Comparisons

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The discussion centers on the physiological and hormonal responses of young people when they encounter sexual stimuli, such as nudity in media or public settings. It highlights that various hormones are secreted, primarily influenced by brain activity rather than specific body areas. The conversation also touches on the similarities in sexual arousal responses across species, noting that while mammals, including mice, exhibit arousal prior to mating, their mating behaviors differ significantly. The dialogue emphasizes that sexual arousal is not limited to young people but is a response that can occur at any age. Additionally, there is a light-hearted exchange about the persistence of sexual interest into older age, with references to cultural figures. Overall, the thread underscores the complexity of sexual arousal and the biological mechanisms involved.
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When young people suddenly see something that sexually hit them on, e.g a nude person on magazines, television,...even in the street.
What happens inside their body i.e hormones most secreted ?
Do those hormones exist in animal, like in a mouse, also ?
Thanks
 
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I'm going to give a rather vague answer tonight (because it's nearly my bedtime), which is that a LOT of things happen, and it's not really a straightforward, easy answer. It also depends on which sex you're talking about. And, while there are species differences in responses, there are also many similarities across species as well.

Is there something more specific you had in mind that prompted this question that can help focus an answer? We teach entire courses on this subject, so you're asking a lot for a discussion forum response.
 
Thanks MoonBear,
I find young people often get excited if they see their sex partners or their loved sexes undressing. There must be something inside near the belly button secreted and unbeathable moments, then there might be sighing of relax. I'd like to know if mice secret something similar too if they meets their lover, not until they have sexual intercourse.

Could you name some similarities across species in sexual responses ?
 
Ha, no, nothing near the belly button. Believe it or not, most of the reaction happens at the level of the brain. But, yes, in all mammals, arousal occurs prior to actual mating...it's rather a necessity. Mice are not monogamous at all, so any partner will generally do. Humans are a bit more discriminating.
 
Also, as far as I know, it's not just young people. People of all ages have the arousal response.
 
Mk, yeah I am sure they do. I would hate to think after a certain age it suddenly stops :-p
 
_Mayday_ said:
Mk, yeah I am sure they do. I would hate to think after a certain age it suddenly stops :-p

Actually I would like to think it stops after, say... 60 :wink:
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
Actually I would like to think it stops after, say... 60 :wink:

I don't think it's ever going to stop for Hugh Hefner. What is he .. 100 now?
 
Math Is Hard said:
I don't think it's ever going to stop for Hugh Hefner. What is he .. 100 now?

Robots don't have ages lol
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Actually I would like to think it stops after, say... 60 :wink:
I don't think that you'll feel that way when you reach 60. :-p
 
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Evo said:
I don't think that you'll feel that way when you reach 60. :-p

.. when he's strolling around the PF mansion in silk pajamas and a smoking jacket.:smile:
 
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I come to collect information for my article, but nothing new at all :bored:
 
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Jekertee said:
I come to collect information for my article, but nothing new at all :bored:
So Jekertee is Chipmank.
 
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