Sex and weight loss - Page 6

On May 20 2007 09:24 {88}iNcontroL wrote:
oh wow I have the record. No shit 7 times in a row. I had help but it wasnt sex or oral so I think it still counts? It was co-hanjular mUAHAHA

On May 20 2007 17:35 {88}iNcontroL wrote:
WiP it is socially taboo for women to masturbate while men do it on average almost daily. What do you have to say about that Mr.MIT ?

On May 20 2007 20:05 WhatisProtoss wrote:

It is socially acceptable for men to do a lot more things than women. No wonder there's female rights groups everywhere.

What do you have to say about that, Mr. OSU?

On May 20 2007 02:03 WhatisProtoss wrote:

You are 100% wrong.

Women can orgasm multiple times, while men have cooldown times. Masturbation does not count as orgasm for men, since ejaculation is not technically orgasm. Men can orgasm without ejaculation. Men can also ejaculate without orgasm.

Where the hell did you learn biology, Hot_Bid? Or have you not had sex before?

On May 20 2007 20:58 Hot_Bid wrote:
maybe you are too careless when doing it

On May 20 2007 02:03 WhatisProtoss wrote:

You are 100% wrong.

Women can orgasm multiple times, while men have cooldown times. Masturbation does not count as orgasm for men, since ejaculation is not technically orgasm. Men can orgasm without ejaculation. Men can also ejaculate without orgasm.

Where the hell did you learn biology, Hot_Bid? Or have you not had sex before?

On May 20 2007 08:03 mnm wrote:
I love statistics.

http://womenshealth.about.com/od/sexualdysfunction/a/normallowlibido.htm

In a recent survey in the United States, 43 percent of women and 31 percent of men identified themselves as having one or more sexual problems. Among women, 33 percent complained of low sexual desire, 24 percent reported inability to come to orgasm, and 14 percent stated they experience pain during sex.

For men, the most frequently reported problem was premature ejaculation, accounting for 28 percent of complaints, while 15 percent rated themselves as lacking interest in sex, 10 percent said they had problems attaining or maintaining an erection, and 3 percent had physical pain during intercourse.

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_medical/article9814.ece

Between 10 and 15 per cent of women never experience orgasms in their entire lives, and up to half of women only have them occasionally. Another survey reveals that 58 per cent of women fake orgasm during intercourse anyway, and there are other statistics that show that only 30 per cent have orgasms during intercourse.