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Reproductive Potential
Reproductive potential refers to an individual's or population's capacity to reproduce, often influenced by genetics, health, and environmental factors.
Mating
The process by which organisms pair and reproduce, involving mechanisms such as courtship behaviors and selection of partners.
Sexual Tension
Sexual tension refers to the unspoken or palpable attraction and desire between two individuals, often accompanied by anxiety and anticipation.
Resolution Phase
The final stage of the sexual response cycle during which the body gradually returns to its unaroused state, with physiological reactions subsiding.
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