WHAT WOMEN WANT FROM THE RELATIONSHIP sex?

The women generally are more sexual satisfaction than the satisfaction of his partner to reach orgasm. They are more concerned with emotional closeness and feeling comfortable when talking about sexual activity with a partner. This was presented by John Bancroft, MD, director of the Kinsey Institute
in meetings that discuss sexual function in women.

What worked was revealed by researchers in a 1000 survey of more than heterosexual women to use a computerized phone is that factors such as mood, general welfare and the relationship seems to be the most important contributors, more than an orgasm, for women's sexual well-being.

According to respondents, the factors that determine their sexual well-being is as follows (sorted from most important):

 Public Welfare - defined as having a spirit,
 tranquility, and good mood
 subjective sexual experience - an emotional reaction during
 sex
 Attraction to partner
 Sexual Response - physical changes, including the orgasm, which
 arise during sex
 Frequency of sex with their spouse
 Sensitivity to the needs of their partner
 Personal Health
 Health partner

In 1942, Alfred C. Kinsey, SCD, founded the Institute for Sex Research, Inc., To research on human sexual behavior. The findings of Kinsey and his colleagues, based on

interview of 18 000 men and women, published in Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (1948) and Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (1953). The results of these studies have paved the way for further studies on human sexuality conducted in accordance with the terms of the laboratory and aims to obtain a more realistic understanding of sexual behavior.