The majority of monogamous women still do not experience spontaneous desire like men do, meaning feeling actively aroused physiologically in the moment of thinking about sex. There are some exceptions when women do feel aroused without any touch, like possibly the couple of days before ovulation, or when they are in love with/flirting with someone else (which means their brains and bodies act as though they are not monogamous), or if they are in a manic phase of bipolar disorder and experiencing
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The majority of monogamous women still do not experience spontaneous desire like men do, meaning feeling actively aroused physiologically in the moment of thinking about sex. There are some exceptions when women do feel aroused without any touch, like possibly the couple of days before ovulation, or when they are in love with/flirting with someone else (which means their brains and bodies act as though they are not monogamous), or if they are in a manic phase of bipolar disorder and experiencing
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