We all see men as the stronger and stoic gender, but there are many interesting and surprising facts about men that you may not know. From the male G-spot to lactation, here are some fascinating tidbits about men that may surprise you.

Men Also Have a G-Spot

Regarding pleasure zones, the clitoris is often seen as the "holy grail" for women. But did you know that men also have a similar pleasure centre? The male prostate, located just below the bladder, is often called the "male G-spot." It is a centre point for many nerves, and when stimulated, it can create intense sensations of pleasure.

While some men may feel uncomfortable with prostate stimulation, it can be a powerful way to enhance sexual pleasure and intimacy. With proper communication and care, exploring the male G-spot can be a fulfilling and exciting experience for all partners.

Men are hotter than women, but not the way you think

You may have heard the age-old joke that men are "hotter" than women, but there may be some truth. While men may not be more attractive than women (beauty is in the eye of the beholder), men tend to have a lower resting body temperature than women.

This is because men typically have more muscle tissue, which generates more heat. To retain heat more efficiently, the male body lowers its resting temperature slightly. So while men may be "hotter" in this sense, it doesn't necessarily mean they are more attractive or desirable.

Men Can Lactate

You may think of lactation as something that only happens to women, but did you know that men can also produce breast milk? This is because men have all the necessary glands to lactate, and if their bodies experience a significant spike in the hormone 'prolactin', it can cause lactation in men.

While this isn't very common, it has been reported in cases where men have taken certain medications or experienced hormonal imbalances. Interestingly, there are even reports of male lactation from Nazi camp survivors due to the malnourishment affecting their hormones.

Why do men have nipples?

Have you ever wondered why men have nipples, even though they don't serve any significant purpose for them? The answer lies in embryonic development. All embryos are initially female in their early stages, and nipples are developed before the development of the sex of the embryo.

After the sex is determined, the body develops accordingly. So while men may not need nipples for lactation or other purposes, they are simply a byproduct of embryonic development.

Men Also Go Through PMS?

Most people associate PMS (premenstrual syndrome) with women, but did you know that men can also experience PMS-like symptoms? Irritable Male Syndrome (IMS) is a term used to describe the mood changes and physical symptoms that some men experience due to hormonal fluctuations.

These symptoms can include fatigue, cramps, irritability, and food cravings. While it's not the same as PMS, it's essential to recognise that men can also experience hormonal changes and the associated symptoms.

In conclusion, these fascinating and lesser-known facts about men illustrate that there is much more to sex than meets the eye. By exploring these topics and learning more about the human body, we can better appreciate the complexity and diversity of the world around us. Whether male or female, there is always something new to discover and explore regarding the human body and its many mysteries.