“Sex is like washing your face – just something you do because you have to.” – Sophia Loren
There’s a whole wide – and wild – world of naughty knowledge out there that even a carnally curious dude like yourself hasn’t been clued in on. For an erotic education, read on.
- You’ve probably heard that it takes 20 minutes for a woman to get aroused. But using thermal imaging of people’s bodies, researchers at McGill University determined that women get aroused as rapidly as men do – in about 11 to 12 minutes.
- Research shows that lying down can dampen sensitivity to smell and sound. So missionary is not going to be as multi-sensory as a position in which you’re able to sit up.
- A survey by the Family Planning Association in the U.K. found that condom failure often occurs because the prophylactic is too big (and winds up slipping off) or too small (and winds up tearing). So take your ego out of the equation and make sure your rubber fits like a glove.
- Scatophilia: sexual gratification from talking about naughty or obscene matters with a stranger, often by telephone.
- In Uganda, many young women pinch and apply a mixture of herbs to their labia to elongate them. They believe men find this attractive.
- One unconventional way to prevent pregnancy: polyester undies for you. According to research, men who wore polyester underwear became temporarily sterile, possibly due to abnormally high testicular temps and electromagnetic fields.
- Why does semen sometimes have a bleach-like smell? It’s due to the chemical spermine, a natural disinfectant that buffers the sperm from vaginal acids.
- She’s having trouble getting turned on? Before you assume it has to do with you, consider changing her birth controls. The combination of hormones in different pills can have a marked effect on her level of arousal, including the amount of natural lubrication her body produces.
- Ultrasound tests have revealed that male fetuses are capable of getting erections during the last trimester.
- A University of Florida study found that narcissists are more likely to have casual sex. Apparently, these self-involved folks look at sex in terms of power, not caring and love.
- In ancient Athens, a cheating male was sometimes punished by having his pubic hair removed and a large radish inserted into his rectum.
- Yes, it is possible to have too much of a good thing. One rare but very real problem for some women is PSAS (persistent sexual arousal syndrome). Those affected experience constant sexual excitement that cannot be relieved by orgasm.
- For some women, the hottest time to have sex is in the middle of their cycles. During the second week (day 11 to 15 leading ovulation), she’s bursting with estrogen and testosterone, making her especially sensitive to touch.
- Interspecies sex is a known phenomenon. For example, polar bears have gotten down with grizzlies.
- In Thailand, males are offered free vasectomies on the king’s birthday – often, more than 1,000 are performed in his honor.
- A male experiences an average of four to five nocturnal erections while he’s sleeping.
- A Durex Global sex survey found that Greeks are having more sex on average than any other nationality. They are followed closely by Croatians.
- The length of a flaccid penis has no direct correlation to the size of the same penis when erect.
- If your partner is a bike rider, she may seriously want to consider taking up a new sport. A study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that women who participate in competitive bicycling experience decreased genital sensation.
- German researchers have found that a woman’s libido begins to drop once she’s in a secure relationship. After four years together, less than half of the study’s female participants wanted sex as often as their partners did.
- Among the nobility in 18th century, it was common for a married woman to hire a cicisbeo – a male escort, confidant and lover.
- Stress and pelvic tension can cause men’s penises to shorten. On the flip side, a relaxed pelvis can help increase penis length.
- According to research, the most common erotic fantasy is sex with a past, present or imaginary partner.
- A study done at Wilkes University found that college students who had sex once or twice a week had 30 percent more immunoglobulin A, which boosts your immune system.
- A small number of women are allergic to semen. Proteins from a man’s prostate gland can result in itching, burning, and hives both on the genitals and other parts of the body.
Have a great week,
Gabrielle Moore
P.S. Knowledge is power when it comes to sex as well. Who knows when you are going to find these tidbits of information particularly useful, right?
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