Why 62 per cent of women enjoy rough s e x , finds poll, Shocking Researching Result - As Per doctor Advice

01/7   What women want   

It’s difficult to know what turns people on when they are in mood for a little adventure in the bedroom (or any place of their choice!). OkCupid, an online dating website, conducted a poll on what turns on women during s e x , and they came across some interesting findings. Read on to know more.     

02/7  ​What they found    

After conducting a poll on around 400,000 members registered with the dating website, they found that a whopping 62 per cent of women enjoy rough s e x !    

03/7​   What they like most    

Around 62 per cent of the women who took part in the poll confessed that they liked their hair being pulled during s e x because it turns them on.    

04/7​   Girls who like being controlled    

Interestingly, a large number of women (almost 60 per cent) revealed that they get turned on when their partner takes control during s e x .     

05/7​  What else…  

While being controlled and getting their hair pulled topped the list, other behaviours that women liked during love making include being tied up, dirty talking and being bitten.    

06/7​   Expert opinion

According to experts, being bitten or spanked increases blood flow and the heart rate too increases in response to the pain. This in turn heightens Intercourse excitement.    

07/7  ​Maintain caution     

However, it’s important to seek your partner’s permission before doing something adventurous in bed. Remember, it’s alright to surprise your partner during s e x but you should make sure that both are comfortable with it.     

Around 62 per cent of the women who took part in the poll confessed that they liked their hair being pulled during s e x because it turns them on

Here’s your excuse to try something kinky tonight: After polling more than 400,000 OkCupid members, the dating website found that 62 percent of women enjoy rough s e x .    

Why? Being bitten, scratched, or spanked increases your blood pressure and heart rate in response to the pain, explains s e x researcher Nicole Prause, Ph.D. When that happens during s e x , some people interpret it as Intercourse excitement.   

Plus, there are areas of your brain where pain responses and intercourse arousal overlap, she says. (The benefits go beyond the bedroom, too. Here’s how kinky s e x may actually be good for your mental health.)    

So what actually turns women on when they’re feeling a little adventurous? Sixty-two percent of them said having their hair pulled gets them going, while about 60 percent liked it when their partner took control, the poll found.   

Other things that topped their list of kinky behaviors? Being bitten, hearing derogatory terms, and being tied up.    

In fact, the survey found that OkCupid members are 23 percent more likely to say they’re into BDSM than they were in 2013. Coincidentally, a big spike occurred around Valentine’s Day, when Fifty Shades Darker made its debut in theaters.    

Just keep in mind that this isn’t something you surprise your partner with during s e x . If you both want to get a little adventurous, talk about things beforehand to make sure you both feel safe.    

If she gives you the green light for some hair pulling, biting, and taking control—here are four ways to try rough s e x tonight.   

Alisa Hrustic is the deputy editor at Prevention, where she leads the brand’s digital editorial strategy. She’s spent the last five years interviewing top medical experts, interpreting peer-reviewed studies, and reporting on health, nutrition, weight loss, and fitness trends for national brands like Women’s Health and Men’s Health. She spends most of her days diving into the latest wellness trends, writing and editing stories about health conditions, testing skincare products, and trying to understand the next greatest internet obsession.    

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