Some men, after the act, will claim they were too drunk to remember and therefore shirk responsibility. But is it true that men are still capable of promiscuity after drinking?
Dr. Wang Chuanhang, Chief Physician and Professor of Andrology at the China-Japan Friendship Hospital, and Fang Qi from the Reproductive Center of Tianjin First Central Hospital Affiliated to Nankai University, will give you the answer!
Having sex while drunk? That's just a scumbag's excuse!
"Why is drunken promiscuity an excuse for scumbags?" This is because, physiologically speaking, if a man blacks out from drinking, he is unable to ejaculate normally. Brain blackouts almost always occur during periods of heavy drinking. Furthermore, research indicates that alcoholics experience fewer, weaker, and slower nocturnal erections. Problems with nocturnal erections often lead to erectile dysfunction. This aligns with the widely accepted medical understanding that "alcohol abuse can cause erectile dysfunction." Therefore, whether he genuinely doesn't remember or is feigning ignorance is a matter of character.
So, if there's no blackout, is there still the possibility of so-called "promiscuity"? Actually, as early as 1976, Farkas and Rosen published research on this topic. By measuring penile circumference, they found that men with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.025, equivalent to having just one drink, experienced a slight increase in sexual response. When the BAC exceeded 0.05, they began to speak incoherently, their attention was diverted, and their sexual response plummeted. When the BAC reached near-blackout levels, i.e., 0.09, ejaculation was impossible. Therefore, the motivation for "promiscuity" only exists when there's just a small drink and the behavior is normal. Everything else is just an excuse!
In summary, how does alcohol affect sex life?
1. Moderate alcohol consumption can enhance sexual desire. Moderate alcohol consumption can increase the excitability of the body's central nervous system, thereby stimulating libido.
2. Excessive drinking can impair sexual function. Excessive alcohol consumption can suppress the central nervous system, disrupting the neural pathways that stimulate sexual arousal. Intoxication can also lead to orgasmic dysfunction.
3. Long-term alcohol abuse can cause chronic damage to multiple organs, leading to sexual dysfunction, such as impotence and ejaculation disorders. Women may experience difficulty in sexual arousal, loss of orgasm, or a decrease in the frequency of orgasm.
So, don't try to use "drunken promiscuity" as an excuse! If you like someone, cherish them; if you don't, please don't bother me!
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