Firstly, the need for sex is similar to the need to visit a [restroom] when having a full bladder. Just imagine, you`ve sat through a movie after downing two large cokes, and the bladder is gonna burst. You`re gonna rush straight out to the toilet.

Similarly, the male testes is constantly producing stuff. Little wriggly sperm, sticky semen, things like that. It fills up the testes, and a full testes can be just as engaging as a full bladder. It needs to be emptied NOW!!

Morever, the contents of the testes is, to a male, far more valuable than the contents of the bladder. We can explain that as a biological instinct to reproduce, which is why a male is always on the lookout for a female to deposit the contents of his testes.

Why don`t females have the same response? Females, unlike males, ovulate only once per menstrual cycle. One egg every 28 days. They are not in a hurry to have sex, because sex will mean that that egg becomes a baby, and 9 months of hell, followed by 20 years of headaches, screaming, and one little kid running havok around the house. 20 years of misery is hardly a reasonable price for a few minutes of fun.

So, ladies, next time you have a man coming up to you, desperately asking for sex, remember, it`s not his fault, he just has a full testes. Generally, you will find that once he has emptied his testes, he will feel more relieved and behave much more rationally." (On Men - When Men need Sex)

This is about as honest as the time my sister told me a ball of wax was a 'coolness' pill...
Pitiful.. Simply Pitiful...

How can the desire to procreate be compaired to the need to empty your bladder? The previous artical is nothing more than a sorry attempt at defiending the raging male limbido... tudies have proven that if not released, the semen is decomposed and reabsorbed into the body... As lactin is in the female body after breast feeding is stopped... Face it.. You just want the pleasure from having sex... "The sex drive is innate and a natural bodily response, but what we do about that drive is determined by what we learn about sex throughout our lives. Because people are socialized in very different ways, there are numerous and classic gender and cultural differences in attitudes, expectations, and behaviors toward sexual activities. " "Research by the famous sex therapist team of Masters and Johnson uncovered more similarities than differences in female and male sexual responses. Women and men have similar capacities for desire, pleasure, arousal, orgasm, and satisfaction. Matter of fact, the same research indicated that women are sometimes aroused more quickly than men...We are born with natural sexual drive and response, but we must constantly be open to new learning in order to become sensuous and sexually harmonious with our partners. " 10 facts about sex that you always believe to be true (But they are NOT) Despite the myths that have been perpetuated over the centuries about male sexual prowess, the truth is that men vary as greatly in their desire for sex as women do. And recent surveys show that men of the 1990's are willing to rethink their old beliefs; more and more males are addressing the emotional side of sex. The percentage of men who say it is difficult for them to have sex without emotional involvement rose from 59% a decade ago, to 71% today...The sexes are more alike than different in sexual response." 10 facts about sex that you always believe to be true (But they are NOT) And if you still believe that a guy's testies will burst if not relieved... Then grab a magizine and flush out your pipes... "Masturbation, for most people, is a taboo subject. Self-pleasuring might be tolerated for young single males but, in many cultures and socialized groups, is frowned upon for young girls--and not even considered for married people or older single people. Yet, the vast majority of people DO masturbate. Recent Kinsey data (1990) reveal that 94% of men and 70% of women admit they masturbate to orgasm. Another survey shows that 66% of men and 47% of women in their fifties masturbate on a regular basis. While no firm statistics are available on married persons masturbating, the professional literature claims that most married men and women still do it for a variety of reasons; professionals consider it normal behavior for married people. It can serve to lessen tension; to decrease sexual demands on a lower sex desire partner; it can be added as an alternative to a couple's sexual repertoire; and it can relieve sexual tension if one's partner is unavailable. And, masturbating can give you a feelings of being in control of your own sexual satisfaction without having to always rely on your partner...Masturbation is a normal self-pleasuring activity, even among people in relationships. " 10 facts about sex that you always believe to be true (But they are NOT)