Middle class
For a long time, people have laughed at the dull and depressing attitude of the class towards sex.
But there seems to be a hot one behind the curtains in the central suburbs of England.
Hidden bed of female passion.
A new study shows that women from middle-class and rich backgrounds have much better sex than women without privilege.
It is believed that income and status have an impact on women as it provides them with the level of independence that many low-income families do not have.
The researchers found that financial comfort allows women to explore their sexual needs and control contraceptive methods.
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For men who drink more than two pints a day, memory loss alerts will share the health records of each NHS patient in a huge database that can provide baby hope for women with cancer. When genetic therapy struggles with obesity, women with higher incomes are less likely to fall into abusive relationships and have less chance of rape or sexual assault.
Researchers say they are also more likely to leave abusive relationships ahead of time or seek professional help or advice.
Dr. Dolores Ruiz of the public health agency in Barcelona found that wealthy women "have a better understanding of their needs and have a greater ability to develop them in a way that meets them
By contrast, people with lower social status
"Economic Status claims to be less satisfied with sex, which applies especially to women who seem to be more affected by these factors," she said . ".
"Particularly women with lower socio-economic status have experienced more sexual abuse.
The study shows that, like men, money and status also give women a certain amount of power to control their lives.
Women also report that sex is more fulfilling if they have a stable relationship, rather than having an occasional partner or a range of partners --night-stands. Nine in ten (90 per cent)
Among men and women who claim overall satisfaction with their sex lives.
Among men, 97 were satisfied with stable partners, while 88 were satisfied with casual sex.
However, 96 of women with partners were satisfied, while only 80 were satisfied.
The ongoing sexual revolution has allowed women to enjoy their love lives more than ever before.
Recently, the parenting website Mumsnet has been criticized for investing too much clues in sex.
Topics include the best sexual posture in the bedroom and the voice of the user, and some admit to receiving complaints from angry neighbors.
A woman even sought advice on what compensation her sex toys should seek after they caught fire during use.
Researchers at Barcelona's public health agency looked at the response of 10,000 people in the Spanish national health survey in 2009.
The authors say they hope these findings can lead to a lack of public health policy on contraception and sexual abuse for low-income families.
The study was published in the yearbook of Epidemiology.