Male sexuality

It is traditionally considered that there is no particular mystery in male sexuality. Much more has been written about the difficulties and unpredictability of female nature than about the problems of men.
Most likely this happens because until recently men were engaged in sexology and sexopathology only.
The opinion was strengthened that a man is a good physique and great potency. If a woman suddenly admits that she is passionate about work more than men, no one will be surprised, and in the eyes of a certain part of society she will be able to raise her authority.
But it is worth a man to admit that he is not interested in sex, women suspect him of impotence or in some sexual deviation, say - in homosexuality or masturbation.
Why is this happening? Even in antiquity, the male genitalia, genitals, symbolized power and power. If a man was castrated, it meant that he had lost both manhood and power. It is not for nothing that Deuteronomy says: “Whoever has a yatra crushed or the child-bearing member is cut off cannot enter the company of the Lord.” That is, even in communion with God, a man was denied in the case of castration or physical pathology.
Men, remember: the size of the sexual organ is not a criterion of manhood.
One of the characters of the famous book “A Thousand and One Nights” captured forty women overnight and had them thirty times. Legend has it that the Indian god Krishna had 16 thousand wives, and each wife presented him with 10 sons and one daughter each. Yes, these are legends, myths, although harems existed and polygamy was more common than polyandry.