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UROLOGIST: 10,000 Women Admit What They CRAVE in Bed (But Are Too Shy to Ask For) | Men’s Health

What do women really crave in bed—and why do so many men never hear the truth? In this educational men’s health video, a urologist breaks down insights gathered from a large international survey of over 10,000 women, revealing what women say they desire most during intimate moments—but often feel too shy or uncomfortable to ask for directly. Contrary to popular myths, women’s satisfaction is rarely about size, performance, or endurance alone. Instead, research consistently shows that emotional safety, communication, feeling desired, and post-intimacy connection play a far greater role in long-term satisfaction and relationship health. In this video, you’ll learn: Why many women struggle to voice their needs The biological role of hormones like oxytocin and dopamine How emotional connection affects physical responsiveness Why communication builds confidence for both partners What women value most after intimacy ends This content is presented in a respectful, clinical, and educational manner, focusing on anatomy, psychology, emotional awareness, and healthy relationship dynamics. It is designed especially for men over 40, 50, and 60 who want to improve confidence, deepen connection, and strengthen long-term relationships—without pressure or unrealistic expectations. 👇 Join the conversation Comment where you’re watching from and share which insight surprised you the most. 👍 If you found this helpful, like the video and subscribe for more science-based men’s health, relationship, and confidence education. Disclaimer This video is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Viewers should always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical or relationship concerns. The character “Dr. Nora Hayes” is a fictional, AI-represented educational persona. While the script is based on real medical knowledge, published research, and established principles in urology and men’s health, the voice, visuals, and presentation are generated using artificial intelligence. This content does not impersonate any real individual, nor does it claim to offer personalized medical guidance. The goal is to provide general education on anatomy, communication, emotional connection, and relationship well-being in a respectful, responsible manner. No explicit sexual content is shown. Discussions are clinical, psychological, and relationship-focused, in accordance with YouTube’s Community Guidelines and advertiser-friendly content policies. Viewer discretion is advised. This video is intended for a mature audience seeking health and relationship education.