1. Monogamy or ... freedom?
There are obviously some misunderstanding about this whole issue that bears the name of monogamy. A recent study made by the University of Oregon found that 40% of young heterosexual couples, one partner said there was agreement on monogamy, while the other said there was no such agreement - and married couples were more likely than unmarried have an explicit agreement on monogamy. 2. Well the waiting New research from the University Vrigham Young found that couples who wait to have sex are happier and that the delay in sex can lead to a healthier marriage. "I think it's because [they were waiting] learned to speak and have the ability to cope with the difficulties that arise," said Dean Busby, who led the study. 3. Not everyone obsessed with sex Japan has a birth rate of just 1.21 per pair (by a factor 2.08 is necessary to maintain a population). So it is a matter of national concern that according to a recent survey 35.1% of men aged between 16 and 19 years have an apathetic attitude toward sex. This percentage is more than twice the corresponding rate reported in 2008, when a nonetheless surprising 17.5% of young men reported that they had no interest in sex. 4. The survival of untrained Finally a reason not to go to the gym. A recent study from Erciyes University in Turkey found that overweight men are able to last longer in bed by the weak. According to the findings that men with lower BMI scores were more prone to premature ejaculation, and one might suspect that it is more likely at lower scores in the bedroom. 5. Instant gratification , according to a recent poll 40% of women say that the use of social media, whether it's Facebook or text messaging, making them prone to be found in bed with a partner more quickly. "If your goal is to have sex with the texting is really useful because it makes communication easier and more direct," the researchers said. 6. iAfrodisiako An informal poll revealed that the iPhone''''beats the other smartphones, when it comes to matters of the heart ... or hormones. The iPhone owners reported more sexual partners by their owners Blackberry. Women iPhone users reported more sexual partners - an average of 12.3-. 7. Sick to yourself a man may be allergic to his sperm, according to Dutch scientists who have studied the syndrome of post-orgasmic illness, a condition in which men develop symptoms of influenza after ejaculation. Scientists at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands recently raised the issue that the semen allergy is responsible for such symptoms and not other causes
