While the report did not study or correlate the ownership of cats to women who had less sex, researchers from the
Women's Health Program at Monash University in Australia did find that women who had more orgasms had higher levels of energy, fewer illnesses and a better psychological outlook. While we all feel pretty good after getting laid, the key for women is the climax. So, women who have sex but who don’t quite make it home while rounding the bases, so to speak, aren’t reaping all the health benefits.
Women's Health Program at Monash University in Australia did find that women who had more orgasms had higher levels of energy, fewer illnesses and a better psychological outlook. While we all feel pretty good after getting laid, the key for women is the climax. So, women who have sex but who don’t quite make it home while rounding the bases, so to speak, aren’t reaping all the health benefits.
Now you can file regular sexual activities in the health care department, right next to eight glasses of water and 8-to-10 servings of fruits and vegetables. Just remember to get her to the finish line — you want her to be healthy and strong.
Women Moaning
Give Her Something To Moan about
Fake breasts, fake butts, fake orgasms — and now fake moaning? Well, not exactly.
The common perception in bed is that when a woman moans, it’s from something you’ve done. Either you’ve finally found the little man in the boat, you’ve hit her G-spot or the foreplay has preheated the oven. Not quite.
Research from the University of Central Lancashire shows that the noise a woman makes in bed is not directly correlated to her pleasure or her orgasm. As a matter of fact, her purrs are more likely to come during her partner’s orgasms.
The researchers found that women do so either because of a conscious decision to manipulate behaviour (surprised?), wanting to help you find your climax, or because of an idea of an idealised script of how women are supposed to act during sex.
So whether she’s cheering you on or merely playing the part, keep in mind that her moans aren’t always linked to her own enjoyment.
Give Her Something To Moan about
Fake breasts, fake butts, fake orgasms — and now fake moaning? Well, not exactly.
The common perception in bed is that when a woman moans, it’s from something you’ve done. Either you’ve finally found the little man in the boat, you’ve hit her G-spot or the foreplay has preheated the oven. Not quite.
Research from the University of Central Lancashire shows that the noise a woman makes in bed is not directly correlated to her pleasure or her orgasm. As a matter of fact, her purrs are more likely to come during her partner’s orgasms.
The researchers found that women do so either because of a conscious decision to manipulate behaviour (surprised?), wanting to help you find your climax, or because of an idea of an idealised script of how women are supposed to act during sex.
So whether she’s cheering you on or merely playing the part, keep in mind that her moans aren’t always linked to her own enjoyment.
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