No. Not at all.

It says that sex belongs in marriage and that it's a gift to the whole marriage, and the gift is far bigger than mere momentary satiation. 

The gift comes from God and shouldn't be "split".  It should be received wholly, fully, completely, lovingly, trustingly - as a couple - a unity.  Not as mere individuals to be picked and chosen from. 

My point on diseases is entirely buttressed by diseases in Africa.  Were sex and marriage and children and love and responsibility and sacrifice NOT divided, there would no disease problem in Africa or anywhere else. 

Complementary isn't at all limited to just women...preposterous.  Of course it applies to men, entirely so.