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In traditional society, or in the sexual practice of people who follow tradition, the differences between men and women in sexual behavior are mainly manifested in the following aspects.

In terms of requesting and initiating sexual behavior, in almost all sexual activities, men are always active and enthusiastic; whereas women are passive and indifferent, often just tolerating and obeying.

In dominating and controlling sexual activity, it is almost always the man who takes the lead or dominant role; on the other hand, the woman usually plays the dominant or guided role.

In terms of enjoyment of sexual activity, in most cases, men get far more enjoyment than women. In traditional societies, or among traditional women, the percentage and probability of women reaching orgasm is much lower than that of men.

In terms of the results of undertaking sexual activity, men have much less physical effort than women.

In terms of changes in sexual behavior, men are always more active and demanding than women.

In terms of the way of receiving sexual stimulation, men tend to be highly sensitive to external visual stimulation; while women tend to be highly sensitive to tactile stimulation. In other words, men are more receptive to visual stimulation than women, while women are more receptive to tactile stimulation than men.

In terms of psychological responses and emotional needs during sexual activity, men tend to focus on immediate pleasure based on physiological responses; whereas women tend to emphasize psychological pleasure based on emotional responses.

In traditional societies, most of these gender differences between the sexes show a strong tendency toward male superiority and female inferiority. This difference is not due to differences in the biological structure of men and women, but is deliberately created by the traditional unequal society, imposed by society on men and women, and is an inevitable product of the former patriarchal society.