Is it impossible to have a third person point of view on whether men or women are more sexual?

Answer 1

I'll be sure to ask the first sentient asexual being I meet, and will report back to you whatever opinion it (?) has to offer..

Answer 2

Actually, a third-person "objective" and presumably asexual evaluator would have to have some criteria to go by. And what would it be, since any criteria would tend to be biased towards one gender or another? And if this asexual judge has no knowledge of sex (not being a gendered or sexual being), how would it possibly understand the question?

Answer 3

Of course. Until androgyny is a reality (and don't start with transsexuals being the third sex!) or benevolent aliens show up, there will only be two sexes and either will have a bias when answering the question.

Answer 4

Third view = women and men are equally.

Answer 5

I think men are more sexual at certain stages in life...but there is a time when a woman just goes wild!! I am finding that older men just want to sleep!! They think they want sex but they cannot perform. It's quite sad actually...

Answer 6

I suppose in principal, yes it is impossible to have an objective view.

Though you could say that a bisexual might be able to judge.

Also you might have to define sexual. Wanting sex more? Being innately sexy?

Answer 7

Well in general male homosexuals get it off like rabbits. Female homosexuals often don't actually have that much sex.

Testosterone fuels the sex drive, women who are given testosterone get much more sexual.

Answer 8

Not if you take " the view from nowhere ", set aside your preconceptions and ideology and yield to the evidence.

Answer 9

well, yes,,,, as our species only has men and women,,,, what would the outside of it all third person be?

Answer 10

I think it could be both, sexualality is in the soul.