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6 years ago
Unlike most animals, humans engage in sexual intercourse for pleasure as much or more than for the purpose of reproduction. The process of intercourse is characterized by several phases designed to heighten the arousal, excitement, and/or pleasure associated with contact with a partner. If a man or woman was not easily aroused, or even could not be, is sperm transfer to a woman possible, and in turn, is it possible for fertilization to occur?
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6 years ago
 It is possible, but intercourse would be more difficult and possibly painful for one or both partners. In men, arousal generally leads to changes in blood flow within the penis that ultimately result in erection of the penis. If an erection failed to occur, smooth muscle contraction would still be necessary to allow sperm release into the vagina. Similarly, women do not need to be aroused to engage in intercourse or for fertilization to occur. However, arousal leads to the release of lubricants in the vagina and surrounding areas that decrease friction during movement of the penis.
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6 years ago
Exactly what I needed for my quiz Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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