I feel like you haven’t provided any reasoning and evidence to support your opinion besides, “This is what I see from my perspective so that must be true at large.”
I think you’re implicitly defining horniess with a narrow interpretation of sex drive: how often people think about sex, which men very well may. To that I go back to my original point that it is an outdated, overly simplistic, and lazy generalization to use to make the claim that men are into sex more than women.
You’re, ofc, free to believe whatever you though. I’m not really trying to persuade you.
I mean, maybe we need to define horny, this may be a semantics issue,
But no, you’re very wrong. In general men are way more horny, but we may be looking for different things to solve the horniness issue…
Men’s sex drive is not only consistently higher than women’s, but it is more consistent over time and more consistent across individuals as well
I feel like you haven’t provided any reasoning and evidence to support your opinion besides, “This is what I see from my perspective so that must be true at large.”
I think you’re implicitly defining horniess with a narrow interpretation of sex drive: how often people think about sex, which men very well may. To that I go back to my original point that it is an outdated, overly simplistic, and lazy generalization to use to make the claim that men are into sex more than women.
You’re, ofc, free to believe whatever you though. I’m not really trying to persuade you.