A new research has indicated that good-looking and manlier men are better in bed and more likely to get their partners pregnant. Researchers from Pennsylvania State University studied the intimate sex lives of 110 heterosexual couples. The men had their pictures taken and faces measured for symmetry and masculinity and participants answered a questionnaire about the timing of their orgasms and provided details of their sex lives.
Women reported experiencing orgasm more often during or after male orgasm when with ‘high-quality’ men, and reported experiencing orgasm more often before ejaculation – along with higher orgasm frequencies overall – when having sex with masculine and dominant men. Sex Therapy New Zealand director Robyn Salisbury said that she was surprised by the findings, which ran the risk of affirming sexual myths and adding to the arrogance of good-looking people.
