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10 things a modern man wants in a woman
10 things a modern man wants in a woman
Ever wondered what modern men want in women? Well it varies upon each person but there are certain things which most men look for in the woman they are dating or even planning to marry with. These are the common things which will also keep a relationship healthy and maintain the chemistry over the years. So let us see the basic things that modern men want in a woman:
1. She has a life of her own: This is the first thing that a modern man would want to have in his woman. Gone are the days when a couple was seen as a single entity. A man would love his woman to have her own social life beyond him. Closing a couple inside a world away from social life will ruin it in the long run. Now this does not mean that a couple needs to be overly social. The social level of a couple varies from one couple to another but each partner must have a social life.2. Sense of Humor: Ladies prefer a guy who can make them laugh every day. Guys are no different. They also want a woman who laughs along and keeps the relationship light and alive.
3. Knows what she wants: Men like their women confident and goal oriented. It gives them a kick to know that their woman is clear in her head and knows exactly what she is doing and how. Confidence definitely scores.
4. Independent: Men were the caretakers as far as our ancestors were concerned. But times have changed. With both the genders being equally successful and independent, men desire their women to be able to take care of themselves and not be the damsel in distress all the time.
5. Sharing Interests: Men do not want you to like everything that they do. If you don’t like his golf club, its fine with him, so long as you are just open to sharing his experiences and listen to him. That’s all they want, a healthy sharing of interests.
6. Tell me straight: All men want their women to be straight and upfront about what bothers them and not play around with words. It only confuses them. Straight talk is much appreciated. And the worst that a woman can do is to listen blindly to others and not clarify things with the man before reaching a conclusion!
7. She initiates sex: The days when sex initiation was taken to be the man’s domain is quite far behind now. Men appreciate their women to come up first and start it all, infact, it is a turn on for most men.
8. Caring: No matter how modern or retro a man is, a caring woman is always desirable. Men want to be mothered for and not nagged, so caring is definitely a plus.
9. Space giving: They love you and do not feel it is important to be told a thousand times a day over calls and emails. Men would look for a woman who does not turn on the relationship pressure on a constant basis but rather understand and give them space to be. I am precise on this one. Saying lovely words and expressing love during the day and very often is very good but if you keep saying it every 30 minutes over 24 hours, and then you are either mad or not busy enough! Expressing love 5 to 6 times a day is however normal.
10. Spontaneity: This is much under- rated, but a highly desirable trait. It is usually propagated that women love surprises, but men too, relish spontaneity and on the spur moments and would love to have a spontaneous woman.
So now you know what modern men really want in a woman, adjust yourself to fit in these 10 things and you will have your man forever!!!
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Men Enjoy Less Than 3 Hours of Orgasm In Their Lifetime
A man gets just an average of less than three hours of orgasm throughout his lifetime, according to China Press.
Orgasm is the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitement.
Singapore Gleneagles Hospital gynaecologist Dr Fang Zhuang Wei said that due to busy lifestyles these days, couples were only sexually active before and immediately after their marriage, reports the Star Online.
For instance, he said if a man had an average orgasm of about 2.5 seconds over 40 years (from age 18 to 58), and had sex twice weekly with his wife, he would enjoy two hours, 53 minutes and 20 seconds of orgasm in his lifetime.
According to a Chinese online media report, if a man can live up to 78 years old and has a 2.02 seconds of orgasm each time he has sex, doctors in China estimated the man would have 16 hours of orgasm in total.
Orgasm is the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitement.
Singapore Gleneagles Hospital gynaecologist Dr Fang Zhuang Wei said that due to busy lifestyles these days, couples were only sexually active before and immediately after their marriage, reports the Star Online.
For instance, he said if a man had an average orgasm of about 2.5 seconds over 40 years (from age 18 to 58), and had sex twice weekly with his wife, he would enjoy two hours, 53 minutes and 20 seconds of orgasm in his lifetime.
According to a Chinese online media report, if a man can live up to 78 years old and has a 2.02 seconds of orgasm each time he has sex, doctors in China estimated the man would have 16 hours of orgasm in total.
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Men Enjoy Less Than 3 Hours of Orgasm In Their Lifetime
A man gets just an average of less than three hours of orgasm throughout his lifetime, according to China Press.
Orgasm is the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitement.
Singapore Gleneagles Hospital gynaecologist Dr Fang Zhuang Wei said that due to busy lifestyles these days, couples were only sexually active before and immediately after their marriage, reports the Star Online.
For instance, he said if a man had an average orgasm of about 2.5 seconds over 40 years (from age 18 to 58), and had sex twice weekly with his wife, he would enjoy two hours, 53 minutes and 20 seconds of orgasm in his lifetime.
According to a Chinese online media report, if a man can live up to 78 years old and has a 2.02 seconds of orgasm each time he has sex, doctors in China estimated the man would have 16 hours of orgasm in total.
Orgasm is the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitement.
Singapore Gleneagles Hospital gynaecologist Dr Fang Zhuang Wei said that due to busy lifestyles these days, couples were only sexually active before and immediately after their marriage, reports the Star Online.
For instance, he said if a man had an average orgasm of about 2.5 seconds over 40 years (from age 18 to 58), and had sex twice weekly with his wife, he would enjoy two hours, 53 minutes and 20 seconds of orgasm in his lifetime.
According to a Chinese online media report, if a man can live up to 78 years old and has a 2.02 seconds of orgasm each time he has sex, doctors in China estimated the man would have 16 hours of orgasm in total.
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Research Says Women can Think Their Way to an Orgasm
Research says that if you are a woman, you can actually think yourself into an orgasm.
A few years ago, boffins began working with brain imaging scanners to show what is actually happening in a woman's brain at the moment of orgasm.
"The pleasure centres of the brain associated with orgasm light up in women who think themselves to orgasm in exactly the same way as in women who orgasm throughpenetration of the penis or object means," the Daily Mail quoted Dr Barry Komisaruk, co-author of The Science Of Orgasm, as saying.
"The same centres don't light up when a woman mimics orgasm - only if it's the real thing," he added.
Interestingly, the women he examined may all have thought themselves into a state of bliss, but they all did it in different ways- "Some women used a combination of breathing exercises and fantasy. While others used their imagination and pelvic floor exercises," he said.
The fantasies were as unique as the women.
"Some imagined erotic scenarios. But others imagined very romantic scenes such as a lover whispering to them. Others pictured more abstract sensual experiences, such as walking along a beach or imagining waves of energy moving through their body," added Komisaruk.
He claimed that this kind of research is important because although orgasm 'is intensely pleasurable,' understanding it better is about much more than just pleasure.
"The female orgasm is a remarkable phenomena that has been shown to double heart rates, reduce sensitivity to pain, increase blood flow to the brain and increase feelings of joy, happiness and love," he said.
"Understanding what happens in our brains when we orgasm, could help us to develop better anti -depressants and better pain management drugs as well as increasing sexual satisfaction," he added.
Scientists have long been intrigued by the claims of some women who insist that they can 'think themselves to orgasm' even when they are completely alone, with no physical touch involved.
And now, they have confirmed that for women, at least, it's all in the mind.
A few years ago, boffins began working with brain imaging scanners to show what is actually happening in a woman's brain at the moment of orgasm.
"The pleasure centres of the brain associated with orgasm light up in women who think themselves to orgasm in exactly the same way as in women who orgasm throughpenetration of the penis or object means," the Daily Mail quoted Dr Barry Komisaruk, co-author of The Science Of Orgasm, as saying.
"The same centres don't light up when a woman mimics orgasm - only if it's the real thing," he added.
Interestingly, the women he examined may all have thought themselves into a state of bliss, but they all did it in different ways- "Some women used a combination of breathing exercises and fantasy. While others used their imagination and pelvic floor exercises," he said.
The fantasies were as unique as the women.
"Some imagined erotic scenarios. But others imagined very romantic scenes such as a lover whispering to them. Others pictured more abstract sensual experiences, such as walking along a beach or imagining waves of energy moving through their body," added Komisaruk.
He claimed that this kind of research is important because although orgasm 'is intensely pleasurable,' understanding it better is about much more than just pleasure.
"The female orgasm is a remarkable phenomena that has been shown to double heart rates, reduce sensitivity to pain, increase blood flow to the brain and increase feelings of joy, happiness and love," he said.
"Understanding what happens in our brains when we orgasm, could help us to develop better anti -depressants and better pain management drugs as well as increasing sexual satisfaction," he added.
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Research Says Women can Think Their Way to an Orgasm
Research says that if you are a woman, you can actually think yourself into an orgasm.
A few years ago, boffins began working with brain imaging scanners to show what is actually happening in a woman's brain at the moment of orgasm.
"The pleasure centres of the brain associated with orgasm light up in women who think themselves to orgasm in exactly the same way as in women who orgasm throughpenetration of the penis or object means," the Daily Mail quoted Dr Barry Komisaruk, co-author of The Science Of Orgasm, as saying.
"The same centres don't light up when a woman mimics orgasm - only if it's the real thing," he added.
Interestingly, the women he examined may all have thought themselves into a state of bliss, but they all did it in different ways- "Some women used a combination of breathing exercises and fantasy. While others used their imagination and pelvic floor exercises," he said.
The fantasies were as unique as the women.
"Some imagined erotic scenarios. But others imagined very romantic scenes such as a lover whispering to them. Others pictured more abstract sensual experiences, such as walking along a beach or imagining waves of energy moving through their body," added Komisaruk.
He claimed that this kind of research is important because although orgasm 'is intensely pleasurable,' understanding it better is about much more than just pleasure.
"The female orgasm is a remarkable phenomena that has been shown to double heart rates, reduce sensitivity to pain, increase blood flow to the brain and increase feelings of joy, happiness and love," he said.
"Understanding what happens in our brains when we orgasm, could help us to develop better anti -depressants and better pain management drugs as well as increasing sexual satisfaction," he added.
Scientists have long been intrigued by the claims of some women who insist that they can 'think themselves to orgasm' even when they are completely alone, with no physical touch involved.
And now, they have confirmed that for women, at least, it's all in the mind.
A few years ago, boffins began working with brain imaging scanners to show what is actually happening in a woman's brain at the moment of orgasm.
"The pleasure centres of the brain associated with orgasm light up in women who think themselves to orgasm in exactly the same way as in women who orgasm throughpenetration of the penis or object means," the Daily Mail quoted Dr Barry Komisaruk, co-author of The Science Of Orgasm, as saying.
"The same centres don't light up when a woman mimics orgasm - only if it's the real thing," he added.
Interestingly, the women he examined may all have thought themselves into a state of bliss, but they all did it in different ways- "Some women used a combination of breathing exercises and fantasy. While others used their imagination and pelvic floor exercises," he said.
The fantasies were as unique as the women.
"Some imagined erotic scenarios. But others imagined very romantic scenes such as a lover whispering to them. Others pictured more abstract sensual experiences, such as walking along a beach or imagining waves of energy moving through their body," added Komisaruk.
He claimed that this kind of research is important because although orgasm 'is intensely pleasurable,' understanding it better is about much more than just pleasure.
"The female orgasm is a remarkable phenomena that has been shown to double heart rates, reduce sensitivity to pain, increase blood flow to the brain and increase feelings of joy, happiness and love," he said.
"Understanding what happens in our brains when we orgasm, could help us to develop better anti -depressants and better pain management drugs as well as increasing sexual satisfaction," he added.
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A Good Chat Can Help Women Overcome low Sexual Arousal
A new study reveals that women with low sexual arousal experienced clinically significant symptom changes after taking a placebo.
Andrea Bradford, a psychologist at Baylor College of Medicine, along with co-author Cindy Meston, at the University of Texas at Austin, analyzed the behaviors and symptoms of 50 women who were randomly chosen to receive placebo in a large clinical trial of a drug treatment for low sexual arousal.
Neither the women nor the study doctors knew whether they were taking the real drug or placebo.
Results showed that, after 12 weeks of treatment, symptoms in about one in three of these women improved to a degree that most clinicians would consider a meaningful change. Most of that improvement seemed to happen during the first four weeks.
The most important predictor of symptom change was an increase in the frequency of satisfying sexual encounters during the treatment.
Many women even reported that they received more stimulation during sexual activity while they participated in the trial, even though their partners were not given any special instructions.
"It's important to note that, even though these women received placebo, they all had an opportunity to talk to a health provider about their difficulties and were asked to closely monitor their sexual behavior and feelings over a 12-week period. Just taking part in this study probably started some meaningful conversations," said Bradford.
"Our study shows that even a limited intervention can have a positive effect in many women with sexual dysfunction. This comes as no surprise to sex therapists, but it does suggest a need to investigate behavioral factors more closely in clinical trials," Bradford added.
The study has been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Andrea Bradford, a psychologist at Baylor College of Medicine, along with co-author Cindy Meston, at the University of Texas at Austin, analyzed the behaviors and symptoms of 50 women who were randomly chosen to receive placebo in a large clinical trial of a drug treatment for low sexual arousal.
Neither the women nor the study doctors knew whether they were taking the real drug or placebo.
Results showed that, after 12 weeks of treatment, symptoms in about one in three of these women improved to a degree that most clinicians would consider a meaningful change. Most of that improvement seemed to happen during the first four weeks.
The most important predictor of symptom change was an increase in the frequency of satisfying sexual encounters during the treatment.
Many women even reported that they received more stimulation during sexual activity while they participated in the trial, even though their partners were not given any special instructions.
"It's important to note that, even though these women received placebo, they all had an opportunity to talk to a health provider about their difficulties and were asked to closely monitor their sexual behavior and feelings over a 12-week period. Just taking part in this study probably started some meaningful conversations," said Bradford.
"Our study shows that even a limited intervention can have a positive effect in many women with sexual dysfunction. This comes as no surprise to sex therapists, but it does suggest a need to investigate behavioral factors more closely in clinical trials," Bradford added.
The study has been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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A Good Chat Can Help Women Overcome low Sexual Arousal
A new study reveals that women with low sexual arousal experienced clinically significant symptom changes after taking a placebo.
Andrea Bradford, a psychologist at Baylor College of Medicine, along with co-author Cindy Meston, at the University of Texas at Austin, analyzed the behaviors and symptoms of 50 women who were randomly chosen to receive placebo in a large clinical trial of a drug treatment for low sexual arousal.
Neither the women nor the study doctors knew whether they were taking the real drug or placebo.
Results showed that, after 12 weeks of treatment, symptoms in about one in three of these women improved to a degree that most clinicians would consider a meaningful change. Most of that improvement seemed to happen during the first four weeks.
The most important predictor of symptom change was an increase in the frequency of satisfying sexual encounters during the treatment.
Many women even reported that they received more stimulation during sexual activity while they participated in the trial, even though their partners were not given any special instructions.
"It's important to note that, even though these women received placebo, they all had an opportunity to talk to a health provider about their difficulties and were asked to closely monitor their sexual behavior and feelings over a 12-week period. Just taking part in this study probably started some meaningful conversations," said Bradford.
"Our study shows that even a limited intervention can have a positive effect in many women with sexual dysfunction. This comes as no surprise to sex therapists, but it does suggest a need to investigate behavioral factors more closely in clinical trials," Bradford added.
The study has been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Andrea Bradford, a psychologist at Baylor College of Medicine, along with co-author Cindy Meston, at the University of Texas at Austin, analyzed the behaviors and symptoms of 50 women who were randomly chosen to receive placebo in a large clinical trial of a drug treatment for low sexual arousal.
Neither the women nor the study doctors knew whether they were taking the real drug or placebo.
Results showed that, after 12 weeks of treatment, symptoms in about one in three of these women improved to a degree that most clinicians would consider a meaningful change. Most of that improvement seemed to happen during the first four weeks.
The most important predictor of symptom change was an increase in the frequency of satisfying sexual encounters during the treatment.
Many women even reported that they received more stimulation during sexual activity while they participated in the trial, even though their partners were not given any special instructions.
"It's important to note that, even though these women received placebo, they all had an opportunity to talk to a health provider about their difficulties and were asked to closely monitor their sexual behavior and feelings over a 12-week period. Just taking part in this study probably started some meaningful conversations," said Bradford.
"Our study shows that even a limited intervention can have a positive effect in many women with sexual dysfunction. This comes as no surprise to sex therapists, but it does suggest a need to investigate behavioral factors more closely in clinical trials," Bradford added.
The study has been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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Study Finds Why Women Like to Cuddle After Sex
Scientists have now found the reason behind why women like to cuddle after sex and men would rather have a cigarette or a drink.
A new study on the after-sex behaviours has suggested that women were more likely than men to initiate and place greater importance on behaviours linked to intimacy and bonding with both long and short-term partners.
Men were more likely to engage in behaviours that were "extrinsically rewarding" or increased the likelihood of a second round.
There are a number of elements happening after the sexual act itself, including bonding, future relationship intentions (and possible continued sexual activities), sperm retention and competition, mate guarding and the possibility of fertilization.
"We predicted that post-coital considerations are experienced quite differently by men and women due to divergent adaptive reproductive strategies,"
The study examined the responses to an online questionnaire given to 170 people.
"Females placed an overall great importance than did males on all five items measured:
A new study on the after-sex behaviours has suggested that women were more likely than men to initiate and place greater importance on behaviours linked to intimacy and bonding with both long and short-term partners.
Men were more likely to engage in behaviours that were "extrinsically rewarding" or increased the likelihood of a second round.
There are a number of elements happening after the sexual act itself, including bonding, future relationship intentions (and possible continued sexual activities), sperm retention and competition, mate guarding and the possibility of fertilization.
"We predicted that post-coital considerations are experienced quite differently by men and women due to divergent adaptive reproductive strategies,"
The study examined the responses to an online questionnaire given to 170 people.
"Females placed an overall great importance than did males on all five items measured:
intimate
talking,
kissing,
cuddling and
caressing, professing their love for their partner and talking about the relationship after sex,"
"In contrast, men placed more importance on gaining extrinsic rewards after sex
"In contrast, men placed more importance on gaining extrinsic rewards after sex
(e.g. drinking or smoking, eating, or asking partner for favors). Men also placed more importance on continuing sexual activity than did females,"
According to the study, men were more likely to initiate kissing before sex, while women were more likely to initiate kissing after sex.
Additionally, females thought intimate talking and discussing the relationship was more important before sex than after. Men's opinions remained constant for both before and after sex.
One thing both men and women could agree was the importance of saying "I love you" to a long-term partner after sex.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sex Research.
According to the study, men were more likely to initiate kissing before sex, while women were more likely to initiate kissing after sex.
Additionally, females thought intimate talking and discussing the relationship was more important before sex than after. Men's opinions remained constant for both before and after sex.
One thing both men and women could agree was the importance of saying "I love you" to a long-term partner after sex.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sex Research.
Home /
Study Finds Why Women Like to Cuddle After Sex
Scientists have now found the reason behind why women like to cuddle after sex and men would rather have a cigarette or a drink.
A new study on the after-sex behaviours has suggested that women were more likely than men to initiate and place greater importance on behaviours linked to intimacy and bonding with both long and short-term partners.
Men were more likely to engage in behaviours that were "extrinsically rewarding" or increased the likelihood of a second round.
There are a number of elements happening after the sexual act itself, including bonding, future relationship intentions (and possible continued sexual activities), sperm retention and competition, mate guarding and the possibility of fertilization.
"We predicted that post-coital considerations are experienced quite differently by men and women due to divergent adaptive reproductive strategies,"
The study examined the responses to an online questionnaire given to 170 people.
"Females placed an overall great importance than did males on all five items measured:
A new study on the after-sex behaviours has suggested that women were more likely than men to initiate and place greater importance on behaviours linked to intimacy and bonding with both long and short-term partners.
Men were more likely to engage in behaviours that were "extrinsically rewarding" or increased the likelihood of a second round.
There are a number of elements happening after the sexual act itself, including bonding, future relationship intentions (and possible continued sexual activities), sperm retention and competition, mate guarding and the possibility of fertilization.
"We predicted that post-coital considerations are experienced quite differently by men and women due to divergent adaptive reproductive strategies,"
The study examined the responses to an online questionnaire given to 170 people.
"Females placed an overall great importance than did males on all five items measured:
intimate
talking,
kissing,
cuddling and
caressing, professing their love for their partner and talking about the relationship after sex,"
"In contrast, men placed more importance on gaining extrinsic rewards after sex
"In contrast, men placed more importance on gaining extrinsic rewards after sex
(e.g. drinking or smoking, eating, or asking partner for favors). Men also placed more importance on continuing sexual activity than did females,"
According to the study, men were more likely to initiate kissing before sex, while women were more likely to initiate kissing after sex.
Additionally, females thought intimate talking and discussing the relationship was more important before sex than after. Men's opinions remained constant for both before and after sex.
One thing both men and women could agree was the importance of saying "I love you" to a long-term partner after sex.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sex Research.
According to the study, men were more likely to initiate kissing before sex, while women were more likely to initiate kissing after sex.
Additionally, females thought intimate talking and discussing the relationship was more important before sex than after. Men's opinions remained constant for both before and after sex.
One thing both men and women could agree was the importance of saying "I love you" to a long-term partner after sex.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sex Research.
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Orgasm - What It Takes for Men and Women to Reach Their High
Vaginal intercourse is what gives men their orgasm whereas women are extremely turned on with a variety of sex acts, that leads them to orgasm, a study has revealed.
Findings from the study of sexual and sexual-health behaviours conducted by Indiana University has provided an updated and much needed snapshot of contemporary Americans' sexual behaviours, including a description of more than 40 combinations of sexual acts that people perform during sexual events, patterns of condom use by adolescents and adults, and the percentage of Americans participating in same-sex encounters.
in almost two decades, the sexual experiences and condom-use behaviours of 5,865 adolescents and adults ages 14 to 94 were studied.
According to the study's findings, one of four acts of vaginal intercourse are condom protected in the U.S. (one in three among singles).
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Debby Herbenick, of the CSHP said Herbenick said: "Findings show that condoms are used twice as often with casual sexual partners as with relationship partners, a trend that is consistent for both men and women across age groups that span 50 years."
The report has also suggested that adults using a condom for intercourse were just as likely to rate the sexual extent positively in terms of arousal, pleasure and orgasm than when having intercourse without one.
Many older adults continue to have active pleasurable sex lives, reporting a range of different behaviours and partner types, however adults over the age of 40 have the lowest rates of condom use. Although these individuals may not be as concerned about pregnancy, this suggests the need to enhance education efforts for older individuals regarding STI risks and prevention.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
in almost two decades, the sexual experiences and condom-use behaviours of 5,865 adolescents and adults ages 14 to 94 were studied.
According to the study's findings, one of four acts of vaginal intercourse are condom protected in the U.S. (one in three among singles).
.
Debby Herbenick, of the CSHP said Herbenick said: "Findings show that condoms are used twice as often with casual sexual partners as with relationship partners, a trend that is consistent for both men and women across age groups that span 50 years."
The report has also suggested that adults using a condom for intercourse were just as likely to rate the sexual extent positively in terms of arousal, pleasure and orgasm than when having intercourse without one.
Many older adults continue to have active pleasurable sex lives, reporting a range of different behaviours and partner types, however adults over the age of 40 have the lowest rates of condom use. Although these individuals may not be as concerned about pregnancy, this suggests the need to enhance education efforts for older individuals regarding STI risks and prevention.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Home /
Orgasm - What It Takes for Men and Women to Reach Their High
Vaginal intercourse is what gives men their orgasm whereas women are extremely turned on with a variety of sex acts, that leads them to orgasm, a study has revealed.
Findings from the study of sexual and sexual-health behaviours conducted by Indiana University has provided an updated and much needed snapshot of contemporary Americans' sexual behaviours, including a description of more than 40 combinations of sexual acts that people perform during sexual events, patterns of condom use by adolescents and adults, and the percentage of Americans participating in same-sex encounters.
in almost two decades, the sexual experiences and condom-use behaviours of 5,865 adolescents and adults ages 14 to 94 were studied.
According to the study's findings, one of four acts of vaginal intercourse are condom protected in the U.S. (one in three among singles).
.
Debby Herbenick, of the CSHP said Herbenick said: "Findings show that condoms are used twice as often with casual sexual partners as with relationship partners, a trend that is consistent for both men and women across age groups that span 50 years."
The report has also suggested that adults using a condom for intercourse were just as likely to rate the sexual extent positively in terms of arousal, pleasure and orgasm than when having intercourse without one.
Many older adults continue to have active pleasurable sex lives, reporting a range of different behaviours and partner types, however adults over the age of 40 have the lowest rates of condom use. Although these individuals may not be as concerned about pregnancy, this suggests the need to enhance education efforts for older individuals regarding STI risks and prevention.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
in almost two decades, the sexual experiences and condom-use behaviours of 5,865 adolescents and adults ages 14 to 94 were studied.
According to the study's findings, one of four acts of vaginal intercourse are condom protected in the U.S. (one in three among singles).
.
Debby Herbenick, of the CSHP said Herbenick said: "Findings show that condoms are used twice as often with casual sexual partners as with relationship partners, a trend that is consistent for both men and women across age groups that span 50 years."
The report has also suggested that adults using a condom for intercourse were just as likely to rate the sexual extent positively in terms of arousal, pleasure and orgasm than when having intercourse without one.
Many older adults continue to have active pleasurable sex lives, reporting a range of different behaviours and partner types, however adults over the age of 40 have the lowest rates of condom use. Although these individuals may not be as concerned about pregnancy, this suggests the need to enhance education efforts for older individuals regarding STI risks and prevention.
The findings were published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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