from the article: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/relationships/our-lusty-behaviour-science-tries-to-explain-sex-and-love/article1357595/
. . . A few surprises from the book: More women have orgasms with
partners they aren’t seriously involved with, this from the National
Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior.
Isn’t that crazy? Here you have women reporting they have more
orgasms with novel partners. We have a lot of biases when it comes to
relationships. In the past we’ve used little bits of science we picked
and chose to reinforce those biases: The idea that women are more
emotional and men are players. That’s not necessarily true and the
science doesn’t back that up. An Australian researcher did a
longitudinal study on menopause looking for a hormonal smoking gun as to
why women at this age are less interested in sex. What they found was
that the women who were having the most sex were the ones who had a new
partner.
... One study found that activation in male and female brains during
climax is fairly uniform, aside from some mechanics. Same for
passionate love, which triggers the same parts of the brain across the
board, for straight and gay men and women alike.
For me it proves that love is love no matter who happens to be in love.
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