April 14, 2010

Male Sexual Organs

Take a Look at Your Body
Male Sexual Organs

Your penis is multipurpose, responsible for sexual pleasure, reproduction, and secretion of both urine and semen. The end of the penis, called the glans, contains the urethral opening that allows urine and semen to pass from the body. In uncircumcised men, an additional layer of skin covers the glans, and is referred to as the foreskin.



The main part of your penis is called the shaft, and the raised ridge that separates the shaft from the glans is called the corona. The entire penis is sensitive, but the glans and the corona are really sensitive. An erection occurs when your penis becomes stimulated, filling with blood and expanding. Though true of many other species, the human penis does not contain a bone.



Male Reproductive organs (View)





Male Reproductive organs (close-up)





What is Sex?

What is Sex?

The word sex is used to refer to a variety of sexual activities, and can mean different things to different people. Usually when people talk about sex they mean sexual intercourse or 'penetrative sex' between a man and a woman. But sex can also refer to sexual activities between two men or between two women. Sex does not just refer to vaginal sex, it can mean oral sex and anal sex as well.


There are many sexual activities that people enjoy doing which don't involve sexual intercourse, for example kissing or mutual masturbation. Sex is also not just physical; it can involve strong emotions and have a significant effect on people's feelings.

What is exactly Sex?

Sex the act of sexual procreation between a man and a woman; the man's penis is inserted into the woman's vagina and excited/stimulated with motion, until orgasm for one or both and ejaculation occurs.