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reader, Sweet-thing  +, writes (9 October 2007):
 They are pretty compatible, but they are usually about 20 years apart. Meaning boys become interested in sex pretty early in life and continue to want to screw everything in sight until they are at least 28. Women usually give in early in life because they get worn down, they like the attention and the power it gives them in the relationship. But their sex drive usually doesn't kick in until they'are around 28. By then, they are often married with kids, but dying to pretty much screw everything in sight until they are about 48 years old. Isn't life wonderful?....
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reader, Boonridge McPhalify +, writes (9 October 2007):
 different proportions are active in both sexes-women have more oestrogen and men have more testosterone but both sexes have both these hormones and more besides. The ratio of testosterone to oestrogen is greater in a man and the reverse is true for a women. A lack of any hormone in either sex can lead to fertility problems, depression, very low sex drive and other health issues.
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reader, anonymous, writes (9 October 2007): Lol girls have HUGE hormones!We want to do tonnes of things with tones of boys,we just learn to control ourselfs! My advise to you is if you have too many hormones, dont go out alot...mite be dangerous!
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