The average person in the UK wants their intimate moments to last an impressive 23 minutes and 45 seconds according to a new poll.
The desired duration of a love session depends on the land of the country; With residents of Glasgow who prefer 29 minutes and 41 seconds.
In the meantime, those who live in Cardiff do not find a lack of endurance, with the average favorite time span 19 minutes and 45 seconds.
However, some of the 2,000 British adults surveyed wanted a much shorter encounter.
About five percent of men and 18 percent of women believed that good sex should only take five to 10 minutes.
The survey, by Asda Online Doctor, also asked the British public about the factors that disrupt their sex life.
Worries about body image and performance were central to the worries of the bedroom.
The study showed that 48 percent of British adults have avoided sex in the past year because of concerns about their weight.
Meanhille mentioned 38 percent of women undesirable body hair as the reason to say no to intimacy.
Men shared that performance was a great concern about 34 percent who were concerned about their partner’s satisfaction.
Another 27 percent of men felt insecure about erectile dysfunction, 26 percent concerned about their endurance and 21 percent of fear of penis size.
It is not only men, 34 percent of the women surveyed said they felt insecure about the appearance of their genitals.
Dr. Crystal Wyllie van Asda Online Doctor said: ‘Although it is completely normal to be nervous about what your body looks like or what it is performing at the moment, it can also be frustrating if these uncertainties influence how you make contact with your partner.
‘Fortunately, many of these worries can be worked on individually or with your partner through practices such as open communication or sex therapy.
“For problems such as erectile dysfunction or low sexedrive, medical help is another great option to go beyond any barriers.”
The research also showed the thoughts about the spirit of men and ladies during sex, with almost two -thirds who all their minds, often wanders around during the act.
About 17 percent of British adults say they think of an ex, 13 percent about a celebrity and nine percent about a colleague.
Nine percent of men admitted that they thought of their partner’s best friend during sex, while eight percent thought of their partner’s brother or sister.
It was also revealed that technology creates new obstacles for intimacy, in which 12 percent admit that they check their phone during sex.
Shockingly, nine percent of men said they turn to AI for sex advice instead of speaking directly with their partner.
Honest conversation about sex is still a struggle for British adults, with 48 percent of women and 31 percent of men who admit that they are sexually satisfied.
The data showed that 52 percent of women were forged or lied about having an orgasm compared to 21 percent of men.
Dr. Crystal Wyllie added: ‘Sometimes we feel the need to lie about our pleasure or sexual experience, so that we do not feel rated.
‘But although it is a normal reaction, it can be the habit of being unfair about our sexual habits, creating emotional distance with a partner and making uncertainties even worse.
“Open communication is the key to a happy, healthy sexual relationship, so being honest about how we feel is a great first step.”
#Men #women #reveal #long #sex #meets #requirements