Studies have shown that we have more partners, but on the other hand, we are less intimate on average. The world of sexuality turned upside down!
Everywhere we turn, sexuality is hinted at. From posters of various things and brands, videos, from television screens.
It has long been clear to everyone that sexuality sells everything, or almost everything, and that the sexual revolution has definitely taken its toll.
Or so many hints of sexuality around us mean vmore action between the sheets?
It seems so, but is it really so?
One of the British studies showed that today we have more sexual partners, but fewer sexual relations. The results showed that women now have an average of 7.7 sexual partners in their lifetime, while in 1991 this average was 3.7.
Men today have, on average, 11.7 female partners, and in 1991 it was average 8.6.
The data on the frequency of intercourse, on the other hand, favors the year 1991. At that time, women had intercourse on average 6 times a month, but today that number has fallen below 5.
Where is the reason for these changes? Experts in the study say it is the main culprit is today's lifestyle. The pace of life is much faster and we are busier with activities than about a year ago 25 years. As a result, we are much more tired and exposed to stress, so the desire for sex decreases a bit over the years.
The liberalization of attitudes about sex life has led to the fact that sexuality is approached much more casually than before. It is much easier to have sex with a new person or someone for one night, so the number of partners has increased.
And when it comes to sexual regrets, it turns out that women don't regret the number of partners they've had, but mostly sex with a man who was not particularly attractive.
And men? They regret not trying to sleep with several women when they were single and in their youth. Surprised?
