depends on how young. You said women. I'm guessing 18 and over. Most natural reason is: they want to reproduce. For some reason we are created or you could say, hardwired to want to reproduce. Hopefully, it will be a long thought out decision. Raising a child is a HUGE responsibility often without any support, and I am certainly including the father of the child. Grandparents could go either way.
There is not a specific answer to this but there are many things attributing to this factor:
Some women in their sixties are sexually active, while others are not. Sexual activity in this age group can vary based on factors such as health, relationship status, and personal preferences. It's essential to remember that sexual activity is a personal choice and can differ greatly among individuals.
most males are very sexually active until death and some loose there sexuality after age 40
Some women are insatiable during pregnancy. It's courtesy of the hormone rush. Personally, my sex drive is at an all time low. I was looking forward to the sexual part of pregnancy, but it skipped me up!
Yes some women can.
Women took active roles in the 1800's when it was necessary to survive. Some women stayed home and took care of the children and cook and cleaned. Some women worked in the fields too. Still others that were more adventurous had their own cattle ranches.
This is because the same group of muscles (pelvic muscles) that control urination are also active when sexually aroused. This is why some women pee or feel like doing so when they have an orgasm.
Between half to three-quarters of sexually active people acquire HPV at some point.
Some women are born with a natural sexual preference for women. They obviously prefer having a guaranteed relationship that is not just sexually driven. Also they can relate to each other more easily. And if they are involved they are obviously sexually attracted to one-another.
I don't think they are sexually attractive... at ALL. But it depends on people. Some people think they are some think they're not. But what about you? Do YOU think they are? Or is this just a question?
Lesions/wart type things, or discharge?
if your in a+ , its HPV.
HPV