How long can a woman endure sex?

Sexual intercourse is a matter between husband and wife, but from a physiological perspective, men exert more effort during sex. Therefore, some question how long women, who exert less effort, can endure sex. So, how long can a woman typically endure sex?
From a physiological perspective, a woman's sexual capacity is almost limitless. She doesn't have a penis and doesn't need to exert the same effort as a man to generate and maintain an erection. In particular, women don't have a physiological "refractory period" or post-coital flaccidity. Therefore, she can objectively engage in high-frequency intercourse at any time.
Similarly, the intensity of a woman's sexual activity is limited only by her physical strength, unlike men who worry about penile flaccidity.
Furthermore, women have more and wider erogenous zones on their bodies than men, allowing them to objectively vary the specific methods of sexual activity.
Finally, women can achieve an unlimited number of orgasms, which is unmatched by men.
Confucianism and Taoism recognized this long ago. However, to maintain the male-centric society of their time, they were filled with deep fear regarding this. Confucianism advocates the idea that "a woman's virtue lies in her abstinence from sex," severely suppressing women's sexual potential, while Taoism advocates men's "cherishing of essence and preserving of health" to counteract women's unlimited sexual capacity.
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of these sexual cultural traditions are deeply ingrained in the minds of Chinese women, severely distorting and alienating female sexuality. This leads to a constant sense of double sexual repression in their personal sex lives.
Before engaging in sexual activity, women often unconsciously believe that sex is a male prerogative and that women shouldn't actively seek it. Even after a relatively fulfilling sex life breaks through this psychological barrier, women often fail to learn how to fully enjoy their unlimited sexual potential.
If an unmarried woman dares to say she experiences sexual arousal, dreams, or responses, other men will assume she's taking advantage of them, while other women will inevitably label her a "slut." As a result, a woman's wedding night becomes a mere "hurdle," often bringing unnecessary physical and mental distress, even pain.
After marriage, a woman's sexuality is still considered solely for the husband's service; it seems that simply never refusing her husband's sexual advances constitutes good sexual ability. If a wife dares to say she needs more orgasms, she'll likely be considered "greedy" at the very least. If she then makes any special requests, her husband will probably think she's "unfaithful" and might even interrogate her, asking, "Where did you learn that from?"
International feminism argues that male and female sexuality are isomorphic, but because societies have been male-centric for centuries, they have created cultural systems that severely suppress female sexuality and expression. Women themselves have been gradually cultivated and trained to be "asexual," without even realizing it, believing that women are naturally like this.
Feminism believes that women's liberation and gender equality must include sex, restoring the original state of female sexual physiology, allowing women to enjoy their innate sexual abilities and pleasures spontaneously, autonomously, consciously, and self-regulatingly, just like men.
If women still dare not acknowledge and utilize their unlimited sexual potential, they cannot obtain the equal status and autonomy (not power!) they deserve in their sexual lives, and therefore cannot achieve equality in other aspects of social life.

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