June 23, 2025(Reiwa 7) Do Women Really Become More Beautiful After Sex?
ep.55 – June 23, 2025: Do Women Really Become More Beautiful After Sex?
Published: June 28, 2025
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Preface
Unfortunately, there’s very little data on men, so in this world there’s no record that charts, in chronological order, the changes in the male brain after sex.
From what I’ve heard, men feel pleasure at first, but then a bit of guilt afterwards.
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Essay: Do Women Really Become More Beautiful After Sex?
June 23, 2025 – Panda’s Notes
“Women become more beautiful after sex”—
You’ve probably heard that phrase before.
The answer is: Yes… but only for a short time.
When a woman reaches orgasm, her brain releases happiness chemicals such as oxytocin and dopamine. Her complexion brightens, her eyes sparkle, and her skin gains a healthy glow.
This effect lasts about 3–4 hours.
I doubt there’s a neuroscientist anywhere in the world who has gathered quantitative data on this. Which is why I’m writing it down here.
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It’s not just that she appears more attractive
This isn’t just subjective perception. The woman actually becomes more attractive—physiologically and visually.
But there are two conditions:
•She reaches orgasm
•The atmosphere and environment make her feel safe and comfortable
・It must not feel stale or routine
Pleasure isn’t purely physical. Only when the brain and heart are in sync does the whole body send out the “signals of beauty.”
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Brainwave measurement—why not just do it?
These days, there are wearable headband devices that can measure brainwaves (I don’t know the name).
If you disguise them and make them less noticeable, then put them on both men and women, you could record brain changes during sex and after.
This could give us objective data—when arousal peaks, when orgasm occurs, and when calm returns.
Visualizing these patterns would be medically useful.
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When men’s “sense of satisfaction” doesn’t match
Some men think:
“My sex made her more beautiful.”
But in reality, 20–30% of men leave right after they’re satisfied themselves.
In the sex industry, such customers are actually considered “good clients” because:
•It takes less time
•The worker doesn’t get tired
•They can take the next client sooner
On the other hand, clients who insist “I must make her orgasm no matter what!” can be exhausting, and in the industry they’re often disliked.
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Men who expect their girlfriends to act like porn stars are the worst
The absolute worst are men who expect their girlfriends to give AV-style reactions.
To do that naturally, you’d need daily experience with multiple partners—which in a normal relationship is actually a negative trait.
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Masturbation = a prescription for calm?
One last point.
Orgasm through masturbation can help with emotional stability.
For example, if you have trouble sleeping:
Doing it gently—not too intensely—can calm you through the effects of oxytocin and serotonin, making it easier to sleep.
In other words—
Women who masturbate aren’t necessarily “being lewd”; some are simply using it as a substitute for medication.
They’re not trying to seduce anyone—they’re calming their own minds and brains.
That said, the effect of masturbation is also limited to 3–4 hours.
Panda can measure her own brain data, but surprisingly, most people can’t “look at themselves from above” to see what state their brain is in.
By the way, Panda’s recent data shows that even without masturbation, light aerobic exercise can induce sleepiness.
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Afterword
Once again, a TV station has adopted the words of some insincere, clickbait “comedian” as if they were stating the truth.
Frankly—it’s a lie. Don’t be fooled.
Bringing variety-show gimmicks into the treatment of medicine or sexuality is, in my judgment… unacceptable.
