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Why Men NEED Sex

In this powerful and eye-opening video, Dr. Nerita breaks down the real biological, emotional, and relational reasons why men genuinely need sexual connection—and why this need goes far beyond physical desire. With more than twelve years of clinical experience helping men restore their vitality, confidence, and long-term relationship health, Dr. Nerita explains why intimacy for men is deeply tied to respect, affirmation, stress regulation, emotional bonding, and long-term wellbeing. This video explores: 🔥 Why men process love, safety, and validation through physical connection 🔥 How intimacy releases key hormones that stabilize mood and reduce stress 🔥 Why rejection feels devastating to a man’s identity and emotional security 🔥 How intimacy differences between men and women lead to misunderstanding 🔥 Three essential habits every man must practice to rebuild connection, joy, and confidence 🔥 A one-week intimacy reset plan that strengthens emotional and physical closeness Dr. Nerita speaks directly, compassionately, and scientifically about how men can use vulnerability, presence, and shared joy to reignite connection—without pressure, without resentment, and without losing dignity. If you’re a man in midlife looking to feel stronger, more respected, more connected, and emotionally grounded, this message is for you. 👉 Like this video, comment where you're watching from, and subscribe for more honest relationship and men’s health guidance. ⚠️DISCLAIMER This video contains educational information written and medically guided by a real, licensed doctor, but the presentation, narration, and visual representation are created using AI tools for accessibility and clarity. We are not misleading viewers—all health explanations and relationship insights come from real clinical knowledge. AI is used solely to represent the doctor’s message in a clear, engaging, and respectful format. This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical or psychological advice. Always consult your own qualified healthcare provider regarding personal health concerns or relationship challenges.