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After marriage, women watch more porn

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DannyDeVito

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My beautiful ladies, is this true?.

Washington D.C: Turns out, women watch more porn after getting married, while the opposite is the case for men.
A team of researchers interviewed a hundred married men and women to establish how behaviour and attitudes towards sexuality change before and after marriage.

Of female participants, 9 per cent reported viewing pornography before marriage while 28 per cent said they viewed it after marriage. The reverse trend was noted in married men; with 23 per cent saying they viewed it before marriage while 14 per cent viewed it after marriage.

The study also measured married couples’ preference for sexual acts, divided by gender and found that 13 per cent of men and 12 per cent of women specified penetrative vaginal sex as preferred. 2 per cent of married men specified anal sex, compared to 0.4 per cent of married women and 5.9 per cent of men cited their favourite sexual act as engaging with sexual fantasies, rising to 6.9 per cent of women.

The team concluded that the consumption of pornography increases after marriages in females and decreases in males with highly significant difference.

They suggest that higher level of sexual desire has already been correlated with greater pornography use. Men after marriage are more involved in establishing their socioeconomic status in the society. Hence, their priorities may change from sexual fantasies to actual sexual practices with their female partners.

The study is published by Sexologies Journal.

https://www.abplive.in/lifestyle/after-marriage-women-watch-more-porn-report-347174
 
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cristycurves

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I'll tell you after we marry:SayWhat?::wink2:

Not hard to believe. I could assume that after marriage some women loosen up become more liberal and open to trying new things. Excuse the puns:) Porn is fun, it adds to things sometimes. So no matter if your married, adding some noise and visual to your sex can make it all the more hotter.
 

Anneliese

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Well I for one watch porn daily, along with masturbating daily.... I also generally have a higher libido than most men I date..... But then I don't EVER claim to be average...... ;)
 
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Anneliese said:
Well I for one watch porn daily, along with masturbating daily.... I also generally have a higher libido than most men I date..... But then I don't EVER claim to be average...... ;)

You try to compete with men - very obvious. But, it is also obvious that you exaggerate in order to compete.

To claim that you have a higher sex drive than most men is like me claiming that I can play hockey better than Wayne Gretzky.
 
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cristycurves

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MisterAsianLover said:
You try to compete with men - very obvious. But, it is also obvious that you exaggerate in order to compete.

To claim that you have a higher sex drive than most men is like me claiming that I can play hockey better than Wayne Gretzky.

Of course, you say it is so, so then it must be:no: There are many women with higher drives than men. You need to wake up and quit your women hating, that or start sucking dick!!
 

Pamela

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lol well I can certainly say that I definitely watched porn when I was married..

That is until my husband and began making some of our own :blush: lol
 

Anneliese

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MisterAsianLover said:
You try to compete with men - very obvious. But, it is also obvious that you exaggerate in order to compete.

To claim that you have a higher sex drive than most men is like me claiming that I can play hockey better than Wayne Gretzky.

"Sexuality as an Individual Difference
Sexual desire and expression vary greatly from person to person. Expecting certain types of
behavior based on gender stereotypes is likely to lead to misunderstanding and frustration when
trying to understand the behavior of other people. Regardless of the nature, origin, or extent of
gender differences in sexuality, differences among women and differences among men are far
greater than the difference between the average woman and the average man. In other words,
even in cases where there are sizeable group differences between males and females, it is not
easy to predict the behavior of a given person. For example, just because men think more about
sex than women, that doesn’t mean that within a heterosexual couple that the man will always be
the one who thinks more about sex or who will want to have sex more often. Stereotypes based
on gender, even when there is some scientific support, tend to put pressure on people to behave
in certain ways that might not feel natural to them. It is better to try to understand a particular partner
as an individual rather than using preconceptions or stereotypes based on gender."
(What Sexual Scientists Know About Gender Differences and Similarities in Sexuality, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality [SSSS])

I wouldn't expect you to understand that paragraph above, as that is for the other intellectuals on this forum, so let me break it down for you in words you can understand. Sexuality and libido varies from person to person and within genders. Just because one gender may stereotypically be assessed as having a higher libido, it does not necessarily apply across the board to all persons within that gender or the other as there is a bellcurve of placements for persons within the group. In otherwords a woman could very easily function with a high libido, more so than most men because she happens to be one of her gender than fall within the high range of the bellcurve in comparison to other females, and/or even the majority of males.... Individual differences are more significant ultimately than the stereotypical norm. Capisce? NO? I didn't think so....
 
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