That seems to indicate research conducted among 293 female students at the State University of New York. Some of them often received semen vaginally, as they were heterosexual and their partners did not use condoms. These girls showed in the tests more satisfaction with life and less tendency to depression than the other respondents. Gordon Gallup, the study's author psychologist, attributes these semen-stimulating effects to the hormones it contains. One of them is testosterone, which regulates women's sexual appetite and feelings of well-being. According to him, it is not by chance that men like kissing with their tongues so much; It is a way of transmitting the testosterone from male saliva, which stimulates libido, to its partners.
Does semen make life happy?
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