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No, men do not wake up hard everyday; morning erections vary with age, sleep quality, hormones, and overall health.

Yes, many men use vibrators for solo and partnered sex, and research suggests roughly half of men have tried a vibrator at least once.

Yes, many men trim or shave armpit hair, but habits vary by age, country, sport, and personal comfort.

Many men trim armpit hair for odor control, comfort, and style, while others leave it natural; the right choice depends on your body and routine.

No, men do not always want sex more than women; average desire is slightly higher for men, but context, health, and social pressure narrow that gap.

Yes, many men use butt plugs for pleasure or prostate stimulation when they follow safety basics and choose body-safe plugs.

Yes, on average men report more sexual thoughts than women, but the gap is smaller than stereotypes and varies with age and situation.

Yes, many men take probiotics to help with digestion, immunity, and overall gut balance, though benefits vary by strain and health needs.

Most men do take baths, but quick showers still handle most daily washing while baths show up more for comfort, recovery, and quiet time.

Yes, on average men sweat more than women because of larger body size, higher sweat output per gland, and the hormonal effects of testosterone.