Mens for sex

Sex is an important part of life. For many men, thinking about sex starts early, often before puberty, and lasts until their final days on earth. On one level, sex is just another hormone-driven bodily function designed to perpetuate the species. On another, it's a pleasurable activity.

There are many stereotypes that portray men as sex-obsessed machines. Books, television shows, and movies often feature characters and plot points that assume men are crazy about sex and women are only concerned with romance. So what stereotypes about the male sex drive are true? How do men compare to women? A recent study at Ohio State University of over students debunks the popular myth that men think about sex every seven seconds. That would mean 8, thoughts in 16 waking hours!

Every woman likes different things in the bedroom— but there are a few things you probably shouldn't try. Should you be circling, rubbing, or flicking? A new study asked real women to reveal what they like best.

Now, quality of sex varies on a number of factors, from the mood to energy level to location. But striving to be better at sex — and improving your sex technique — is a noble pursuit, and a healthy sex life carries an impressive list of benefits for all parties involved. The better the sex, the more plentiful they are. Consider it a crib notes of tips, tricks, and advice to help bring your sex life from satisfactory to eye-rollingly earth-shattering.