Spontaneous Desire
Updated:Spontaneous desire refers to a type of sexual desire that occurs seemingly out of nowhere, without any obvious external stimuli or conscious effort. It's characterized by sudden feelings of sexual interest or arousal that arise independently of sexual context or physical stimulation. This type of desire is often associated with the traditional model of sexual response, where desire precedes arousal.
Additional Information
Spontaneous desire is just one type of sexual desire and is not experienced by everyone. It's more commonly reported in men, but can occur in people of all genders. The frequency and intensity of spontaneous desire can vary greatly between individuals and can be influenced by factors such as hormones, stress levels, and overall health.
It's important to note that experiencing spontaneous desire is not a requirement for a healthy sex life. Many people experience responsive desire instead, where arousal comes in response to sexual stimuli rather than spontaneously. Neither type is inherently better or more "normal" than the other.
Examples
Suddenly feeling aroused while going about your day, without any apparent trigger
Waking up in the morning with a strong desire for sexual activity