A survey by American scientists found that the duration of intercourse is a source of disagreement for many couples. Most respondents want their lovemaking to last longer or end sooner.
A study commissioned by condom manufacturers confirmed that 14% of people are ready to finish intercourse much earlier than their partner, while 37%, on the contrary, do not have time to fully enjoy it.
The survey involved 1,000 women and men over 18 years of age. It found that 66% of women and 75% of men try to vary the speed and duration of sex during intercourse. Forty-six percent of respondents reported being unable to achieve orgasm simultaneously with their partner. Twenty-five percent prefer quick, ten-minute intercourse.
75% of respondents admitted to enjoying sex in unusual places. This could include a pool, a beach, or a car. Many women would like to have sex in Buckingham Palace or the Eiffel Tower. Men fantasize about making love in the White House. 31% prefer sex in the shower. 23% prefer it on the couch, and 22% wouldn't mind having sex on a balcony or veranda.