Researchers have managed to find out what women and men think about during sex.
British scientists conducted a study that found that both partners can think about someone else during sex. It was found that nearly 50% of women and 42% of men imagine other people in their erotic fantasies.
Volunteers who agreed to take part in the study admitted that such flights of fancy heighten sexual arousal and create a thrill during intimacy.
Women told scientists that they most often imagine coworkers or acquaintances from their social circle during sex with their men. It's worth noting that a third of the participants actually acted out their fantasies, finding themselves in bed with the protagonist of their erotic thoughts.
Scientists believe that only 26% of women and 22% of men are completely intimate with each other during sex, both mentally and physically.
However, each partner has the potential to discover something new in the other during intimacy. And by incorporating role-playing and adding variety to sex, you can experience far more unforgettable and exciting sensations than simply having sex while thinking about another person.