So this might seem like a strange question but..

>>2165085
You're just getting more desperate to lose your virginity each day.

Go take a biology class

>>2165085
yes, women are more attractive when they're fertile, and women find men more attractive when women are fertile.

Go take a biology class

It's called ovulating. Women become more attractive and are more attracted. It usually starts 2 weeks after the start of their last period and lasts a week. Ovulation is when women are the most fertile

Yes, there are such cycles both in men and women, but besides the physiological cycles of fertility, pheromones and so on, there are also our own psychic cycles, with our desire in frequent reactualization of itself, rearranging itself all the time. These peaks of creativity and sexuality exists on every level.

>>2165154
> there are such cycles both in men and women

Not OP, but how this cycle even happen in men? Unlike females, male reproductive system is almost constantly creating new gametes, doesn't it?

>>2165517
not that anon but you're right I think.
Men do have some cycles, for example testosterone production peaks in the morning when you first wake up. Normal circadian rhythms affect male interest and response.

men also respond to the cycles of women, so that's a factor. A large number of environmental factors influence male sexuality though. State of mind, social status, exercise level, stress, the weather, overall health, how often he has sex, being in love.

>>2165517
It's just biological wiring. I think I read a study where a group of women, some ovulating and some not, wore tee shirts and sweat into them. Then a group of men was asked to sniff the shirts (without seeing the women) and most of them agreed the shirts of the fertile women smelled best

>>2165529
>men also respond to the cycles of women, so that's a factor.
I also heard that men's bread grows faster in the presence of women. But what if they're gay? Would they still be affected by these things?

>>2165529
Men tend to have both daily cycles and seasonal ones (ie high in summer, lower in spring), rather than monthly cycles like women.

>>2165688
Unfortunately, homosexuality being so taboo until just recently means that there aren't that many studies involving it. Proper studies take years to undergo, and "prestigious" organizations don't want to risk their reputation on being associated with "the gays."
That's changing, obviously, so keep a look out and there'll probably be a plethora of such studies within the next five or ten years.