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Sexually Active Older Adults Seem To Be Smarter, According To Research

Everyone knows that fucking is good for you. And now a recent study suggests that sex is especially good for older adults—particularly their cognitive functioning. The study recruited frisky older people, aged 50 to 83, and asked them questions about their sexual activity. Then it measured how well they performed on cognitive tests.

According to the study, when the older folks performed tests related to attention, memory, and other cognitive functions, “the ability to articulate oneself, and the ability to determine how objects relate to each other in space increased the more people performed sexual acts,” reports Gizmodo. The study has even more credibility because it’s a replication study of another performed last year by the same team. So there you have it, grandmas and grandpas—getting it on makes you smarter!

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Check out more about the study which shows sexually active older folks seem to be smarter: https://gizmodo.com/sexually-active-old-people-seem-to-be-smarter-1796377643

Sexperts Recommend Sexually Fantasizing To Keep Your Relationship’s Spark Alive

Sex toy company Lovehoney recently surveyed 4,500 people about their sexual fantasies, and the findings are giving sexperts important insights about what keeps a relationship staying lusty. It seems a surprising number of men and women fantasize about having sex with an ex-partner, which according to professionals, is actually very healthy. “Fantasies allow monogamous couples to get all the pleasure of ‘new’ sex without the pain of broken hearts and relationship,” an expert said.

Sexperts are also saying that planning fun activities and acting on sexual urges no matter how preoccupied you might be are the ingredients to maintaining a satisfying sex life long-term. “Lust is primitive, wild and edgy. We need risk and a hint of danger to continue to see our partners as sexual beings,” one expert said. The most important thing is just to make time for regular sex—whether it’s a quickie or a long, luxurious fuck-fest, be sure to get it on with your partner!

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Check out more about how to keep your sex life hot here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4601894/Expert-shares-sex-tips-spark-alive-couples.html

Researchers Explain Why You Giggle Or Sneeze After Orgasm

Do you ever laugh, sneeze, or cry after orgasm? If so, it turns out you may be experiencing a phenomenon called the peri-orgasm, or uncontrollable psychological or physical sensations after sex. While “losing control” during climax is definitely a pleasurable aspect of sex, with peri-orgasm, unpleasant flu-like symptoms can occur and last for days.

“It is not clear how common it is, but one small study highlighted by researchers who reported their findings in the Sexual Medicines Review found that ten out of 47 women had such responses,” reports Daily Mail UK. The most common symptom for men is sneezing, but more insidious after-effects can include migraine headaches, panic attacks, and even hallucinations or altered consciousness. Researchers believe such behavior is caused by misfires in the nervous system, when the parasympathetic nervous system sends signals to the wrong places. The report said: ‘The diversity of the phenomena is notable, and they have little in common other than that they all relate to the physiology of orgasm.’ When orgasming goes wrong…

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Check out more about why you sneeze or laugh after sex: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4502698/Why-partners-giggle-sneeze-sex.html

People Who Believe in a Sexual ‘Soulmate’ Have Worse Sex, Study Finds

A recent study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that a person’s sexual satisfaction has a lot to do with their beliefs. The study’s researchers focused on two pervasive beliefs: that good sex comes from working at it with their partner (sexual growth) or that it’s the result of natural compatibility (sexual destiny). To figure out which perspective leads to better sex, the researchers first measured where participants fell on the spectrum of sexual beliefs, and then asked them questions like “Sexual relationships often fail because people do not try hard enough” and “If a relationship is meant to be, sex is easy and wonderful.”

Ultimately, researchers found that “individuals reported more positive sexual experiences and higher relationship quality when they more strongly endorsed the notion that sexual satisfaction requires work.” They also found that those who believed in a so-called “sexual soulmate,” or someone who can magically fulfill them sexually without any effort or work, had much more frustrating, disappointing sex. Interestingly, men tended to believe in sexual destiny much more than women—probably because women often have to work harder than men to achieve sexual satisfaction. The study shows that it’s important to put romantic myths aside and focus on what actually creates a long-term, sexually fulfilling sex life: effort and hard work!

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Check out more about the study that shows that those who believe in sexual soulmates have worse sex:https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/people-who-believe-in-a-sexual-soulmate-have-worse-sex-study-says

Those Good Vibes You Feel After Sex Can Last For 48 Hours, Study Finds

You’ve probably noticed how your mood improves after sex, thanks to a flood of endorphins and other feel-good chemicals in your body. But what if we told you those post-sex good vibes can actually last days? It’s true: a new study suggests that the positive effects of getting laid can last for up to two days—not to mention the relationship benefits, which can last months.

A team of researchers at Florida State University examined data from hundreds of newlywed couples, who were asked to report how satisfied they were with three things: their sex life, their partner and their relationship as a whole. Unsurprisingly, when the couples had sex, they felt increased sexual and relationship satisfaction—but what’s interesting is that the “afterglow” effect lasted up to 48 hours. Not only that, but they were also happy with their relationships for months afterward! So, there you have it: science says get it on!

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Check out more about how the benefits of sex can last 48 hours: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/those-good-vibes-you-feel-after-sex-can-last-for-48-hours-study-finds_us_58d3f3b2e4b0b22b0d1aa255

Sex Makes You Better At Your Job, Study Says

We all know sex is good for the mind, body, and soul, but new evidence suggests it can actually help you perform better at work, too. According to a psychology study at Oregon State University, fucking at home makes you do better at the office. Researchers surveyed 159 married couples, who largely reported a “morning positive effect” at work the next day after a night of good sex.

There was even a correlation between nightly banging and high job satisfaction, low stress levels, and marital satisfaction. While it’s unclear whether the people in the study were simply happier and therefore had more sex and more job satisfaction, or if having sex led them to do better at work, the study is further proof that there are undeniably positive benefits of getting laid. “This is a reminder that sex has social, emotional and physiological benefits, and it’s important to make it a priority,” the lead author of the study said. “Just make time for it.”

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Check out more about the study that shows sex can make you better at your job: https://gizmodo.com/sex-makes-life-better-study-says-1793017172

Does ‘Gaydar’ Exist? Science Has the Answer

GayDar copy Think you may have ‘gaydar’? Well, a new study claims it has the long-awaited answer to whether it exists. Researchers at University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Department of Psychology conducted a study to determine if some people really are able to ‘detect’ another’s sexuality—which they’re confident will finally debunk the myth once and for all.

Participants were instructed to look at the social media profiles of different men and then asked to determine whether they were gay or straight. The profiles either had stereotypically gay or stereotypically straight interests, and interestingly, the participants who were told gaydar is real stereotyped much more than those who were told that gaydar is just another term for stereotyping. According to the researchers, “These patterns provided strong support for the idea that belief in gaydar encourages stereotyping by simply disguising it under a different label.” The study’s takeaway is simple: “Encouraging stereotyping under the guise of gaydar contributes—directly or indirectly—to stereotyping’s downstream consequences.” In other words, gaydar only perpetuates prejudice.

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Check out more about the study that debunks gaydar here: https://www.thegailygrind.com/2017/03/20/gaydar-actually-exist-science-finally-long-awaited-answer/

‘Golden Trio’ Of Sex Moves Boosts Chances Of Female Orgasm

Researchers have found a way to help close the female orgasm gap. A study from a team of US researchers say that to get a woman off, a combination of genital stimulation, deep kissing and oral sex, aka the “golden trio,” is needed to increase the likelihood of achieving an orgasm. Published in the Journal of Archives of Sexual Behavior, the study looked at 52,000 participants to shed light on orgasm gaps between the sexes and also between people with different sexual orientations—and for straight women, the findings were pretty grim.

“While 95% of heterosexual men reported that they usually or always orgasmed during sexually intimate moments, just 65% of heterosexual women did. By contrast, the figure was 89% for gay men, 86% for lesbian women, ” reports the Guardian. As researchers says, the gaps between men and heterosexual women were already known, but the ones between lesbians and straight women highlight the need for men to better understand just what it takes to get a woman there, so to speak. “About 30% of men actually think that intercourse is the best way for women to have orgasm, and that is sort of a tragic figure because it couldn’t be more incorrect,” said a co-author of the research. Researchers say they hope couples will consider the “golden trio” and incorporate it into the bedroom—after all, everyone deserves to experience “their fullest sexual expression to the maximum of their ability.”

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Check out more about the “golden trio” of sex moves to help women orgasm: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/feb/23/golden-trio-of-moves-boosts-chances-of-female-orgasm-say-researchers

New Study Finds a Surprising Amount of Straight Dudes Watch Gay Porn

A new study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior proves that gay dudes aren’t the ones who watch gay porn. The study on gay, straight, and bi men’s porn preferences found that straight dudes watch a lot more gay porn than you might think. It surveyed 821 guys about their porn-viewing habits and found that “21% of heterosexual men reported watching same-sex porn in the past six months, compared to 98.3% of gay men and 96% of bi men,” reports Gaily Grind.

Interestingly, gay men watch straight porn about 55% of the time, compared to 98.5% of straight men and 88.3% of bisexual men. According to the head researcher, this didn’t surprise his team: “Research has shown that some gay men are attracted to or find heterosexual and masculine men more attractive,” which could explain why they like to watch opposite-sex porn. The researcher adds that “Sexual attractions and behaviors are more than just identity,” so it’s actually not uncommon for straight-identified men to be attracted to or even hook up with other dudes. Gay, straight, bi—porn defies all categories!

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Check out more about the surprising amount of straight dudes watching gay porn here: https://www.thegailygrind.com/2016/10/12/new-study-finds-surprising-amount-straight-men-watch-gay-porn/

5 Ways To Have More Sex, According To Science

Sex: it’s the best. Not only is it good for you, but it’s also really, really fun. So we should all be having more of it! Here are 5 science-backed ways to get it on more often.

Be more easy-going
A recent study published in the Journal of Research in Personality found that those ranked as more “agreeable” were more likely to have more sex. “People who score high in agreeableness are kind, sympathetic, cooperative, warm and considerate, which often translates to ‘damn good lover,’” reports Maxim.
Take a nap
A recent study found that getting more sleep makes you hornier. Sleep well, sex machine!
Say “I love you”
Apparently, women love it when guys get all mushy while getting down-and-dirty. A recent study revealed that 75% of sexually satisfied women reported that their lover said “I love you” during their last fuck-fest. Awww!
Get kinky
Bust out those handcuffs and whips! Or you could just try some light spanking, a new, adventurous position, or even a vibrator—anything to switch it up. Researchers found that couples who try new things in bed are happier than those who stick to the same, vanilla routine.
Exercise more
Time to hit the gym! “Studies have shown that working out regularly enhances your sex drive, and keeps everything working efficiently down there.” Plus, who doesn’t love a hot, toned bod?

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Check out more science-backed ways to get laid here: https://www.maxim.com/maxim-man/six-ways-to-have-more-sex-2016-8