One expert has now considered the evidence and decided who really has a better time between the sheets.
S e x expert Tracey Cox said men think about S e x more often, with most men under 60 saying they think about S e x at least once a day but only a quarter of women saying the same
She also pointed to a study by Florida State University that found men want more S e x than women do at all stages of the relationship.
However, despite have a lower S e x drive, women can have multiple orgasms - which implies women are having a better time in bed.
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One expert has now considered the evidence and decided who really has a better time between the sheets.
S e x expert Tracey Cox said men think about S e x more often, with most men under 60 saying they think about S e x at least once a day but only a quarter of women saying the same
She also pointed to a study by Florida State University that found men want more S e x than women do at all stages of the relationship.
However, despite have a lower S e x drive, women can have multiple orgasms - which implies women are having a better time in bed.
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Writing in the Daily Mail, she continued: “Once women have had one orgasm, we’re ready to go again.
“Men need time to recuperate (the refractory period).
“It is possible for men to have multiples: orgasm and ejaculation are two separate, different processes.
“He can ejaculate without having an orgasm or have an orgasm without ejaculating.”
But, she explained: “Training for the second, more preferable scenario is intense and it’s a rare person who has the time and patience to devote to the tantric S e x practice that helps men achieve this.”
However despite women being able to achieve multiple orgasms, men tend to orgasm from penetrative S e x whereas most women don’t.
Tracey explained: “Most men will orgasm within four minutes of penetration.
“Most women take between ten to twenty minutes to reach orgasm (usually through direct stimulation of the clitoris rather than intercourse).
“Around 75 per cent of men always have an orgasm during S e x with their partner but only 26 per cent of women do.”
Tracey’s S e x revelations come as a new app to help cure premature ejaculation is set to launch next week.
The problem affects an estimated 30 per cent of men, and Medical Journal describes it as ejaculation in about one to three minutes from the start of penetration.
This may happen occasionally to some men, but it is diagnosed as a problem when it happens all or nearly all of the time.
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