Sex. It’s all anyone ever thinks about these days.
It’s not just teenagers and Russell Brand either – scientists also appeared to be absolutely obsessed with it too.
When they’re not studying how shared housework leads to more sex they’re probing (no pun intended) whether Game of Thrones is making us have less sex.
But this latest study from the University of Albany has been looking into the kind of man that gives women the best orgasms.
It turns out there are some pre-requisite character and personal traits in men that make women come better.
The study was actually an investigation into the extent to which female orgasm functions to promote good mate choices.
It looked at heterosexual female college students in committed relationships and found that how often these women climaxed was related to their partner’s family income, his self confidence and how attractive he was.
Basically the results showed the funnier and stronger the women found their partner, the stronger their orgasm was – and after a strong orgasm, you’re going to be craving more sex.
But rather surprisingly, the study also found that women were more likely to be sexually attracted to a man that their friends fancy.
The study found that women are more likely to come if their partner is strong and good-looking also, with the theory rising that if a woman orgasms with a man, she’s more likely to pick him.
“We also identified an ensemble of partner psychological traits (motivation, intelligence, focus, and determination) that predicted how often women initiated sexual intercourse,” the study authors wrote.
“Their partner’s sense of humor not only predicted his self-confidence and family income, but it also predicted women’s propensity to initiate sex, how often they had sex, and it enhanced their orgasm frequency in comparison with other partners.”
So gentlemen, if you want to enjoy good orgasms with your partner, better start being hotter, stronger and funnier.
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