Sex survey finds U.S. men aren't the lovers they think they are - and women 'faking it' is to blame.
http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/health/2010/10/04/2010-10-04_sex.html
American men aren't the sexual studs they think they are.
That perception gap was one of the more startling findings in the nation's most comprehensive sex survey since 1994.
Eighty-five percent of men told Indiana University researchers their latest sexual partner had an orgasm, while only 64% of women reported having an orgasm the last time they had sex.
While that might be ego-deflating news for many gents, the authors of the study said there's much in the findings to reassure Americans about their sex lives.
http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/health/2010/10/04/2010-10-04_sex.html
American men aren't the sexual studs they think they are.
That perception gap was one of the more startling findings in the nation's most comprehensive sex survey since 1994.
Eighty-five percent of men told Indiana University researchers their latest sexual partner had an orgasm, while only 64% of women reported having an orgasm the last time they had sex.
While that might be ego-deflating news for many gents, the authors of the study said there's much in the findings to reassure Americans about their sex lives.