According to the new study, the myth of "elusive female orgasm" is not based on the female body, but on the person they are next to the bed.
A collaborative study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior shows that in terms of sexual behavior, heterosexual women have fewer orgasms in their partner's hands (so to speak)
More than any other group surveyed.
Unlike lesbians, lesbians are always or almost always climax in sex, and women who insist on a male partner only report about 65% of the time to orgasm ---
A solid D according to some scoring criteria.
The study surveyed the sexual habits of 52,588 adults, including 26,032 self-
24,102 heterosexual men, 452 heterosexual women, 340 gay men, 550 lesbian, 1112 bisexual men and bisexual women were identified.
Among the people surveyed, heterosexual men reached a climax from sexual behavior, and 95% reported that they were "usually-
Always reach the climax.
The successful rate of orgasm for gay and bisexual men was 89% and 88%, respectively.
On the other hand, women have generated a wider spread of data on their intimate experiences.
Of lesbians, there are usually 86%.
Always orgasm with your partner.
At the same time, heterosexual and bisexual women reported only 65% and 66% of their sexual life standards, suggesting that the role of female biology in the absence of orgasm in any history has been significantly exaggerated.
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The researchers pointed out that although these statisticians may tell (
Even scary)
They also offered a buffet about finishing a pleasant job.
"We consider the socio-cultural and evolutionary interpretation of these climax gaps," the study wrote . ".
"The results show that couples can try to increase the frequency of orgasms.
The study found that women with higher orgasm frequencies were more likely to "receive more oral sex and last sex lasts longer" than women with lower frequency of sexual contact including orgasm ", more satisfied with their relationship, asking them what they want in bed, praising what their partner is doing in bed, calling/emailing to make fun of them doing something sexual, wearing sexy underwear, try a new sexual posture, anal stimulation, acting fantasy, incorporating sexy to express love when making love.
According to the researchers, women are also more likely to reach orgasm if their final one-time contact includes "deep kissing, artificial reproductive stimulation and/or oral sex and vaginal intercourse.
"Given the potential results of these practices (
If not for their direct enjoyment)
These seem to be reasonable steps to take-
If not for our partners, at least for science. [
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