Maybe the 80 percent that still have their priorities in order can shake some sense into those poor, confused Facebook stalkers.
According to the 2011 Great Male Survey from AskMen.com, half of men lie about their number of sexual partners. At least the other half is being truthful.
Sexual satisfaction is a two-way street. It goes without saying that women fake the occasional orgasm, but how often do men notice?
When it comes to sex, does the time of day or day of the week matter? A new survey reveals that American adults definitely have preferences when it comes to the timing of intercourse; however, they aren't always meeting said preferences when they get down and dirty.
Here's the thing about sex: it's different for every woman. The way we think about it, talk about it, do it or choose not to do it is unique to pretty much every single one of us. Some girls are adamant about only having one partner their whole lives. Some of us see it as sacred, only to be shared within committed relationships, while others are more free and look at various partners as forms of sexual exploration or ways to get to know themselves. And, there are those of us who see it as just plain fun, no strings attached.
Are you having enough sex? Well, the average American does it 120 times a year (or about 2.3 times a week). But apparently, those numbers aren't enough; we're craving more—63 percent wish they were getting it on more frequently.
LifeStyles unveils what people's favorite sex position, how they really feel about condoms, and what the most popular fantasy is.
In what is being touted as the biggest sex study since the release of the Kinsey Reports, Ogi Ogas—a former biodefense researcher—has found that when it comes to sexual preferences, we're all a lot kinkier than we'd care to admit.
We asked and you answered: More than 800 people took YourTango's recent sex survey, giving us loads of fascinating information about who's having sex, how often they're having it, and how satisfying it is when it happens. It turns out most couples are having sex at least once a week, but they aren't completely satisfied when it happens.
Lila here~ I just read about another sex survey recently conducted by Indiana University. In the study, 85% of men reported that their partner had climaxed the last time they had sex. However, only 64% of women surveyed said they had reached orgasm the last time they had sex. That’s a pretty big gap between the men’s perception and the women’s reality if you ask me.
National Sex Survey reveals an alarming lack of foreplay in American bedrooms.
