More Women Turn to Surrogate Sex Partners

More Women Turn to Surrogate Sex Partners

More and more women turn to the services of surrogate sex partners in the recent years. According to the recent data from the International Professional Surrogate Association, the purpose of these meetings is to awaken a woman’s libido.
Surrogate sexual partners are treated differently. It is believed that providing this kind of therapy is unacceptable on ethical and moral consideration. However, statistics shows that women themselves increasingly turn to health centers, where the treatment of sexual coldness presupposes the so-called surrogate sex. According to the experts, women talk with doctors about their sexual problems more openly, and the bulk of those seeking help includes women aged up to 40 years. They are socially successful, but for some reasons they experience sexual difficulties.
This type of sex treatment (it has purely medical goals) involves intimate contact with the professionals, who work with the patients to improve their confidence and skills in their intimate life and make their physical contact more comfortable both psychologically and physically. With the help of surrogate sex, one can treat vaginismus and other sexual disorders, deal with cases when women are burdened by lingering virginity, or when they have experienced a sexual trauma.
This kind of sexual therapy emerged in the 1970-s for the first time and was used primarily to help men. These days, professional surrogate partners are employed in many family planning centers and private offices of sexologists, whom women do not hesitate to contact.
The experts emphasize that surrogate sex has nothing to do with “gigolos”, since it is not a romantic adventure. Women resort to this type of aid when other means of solving sexual problems have proved to be helpless. But still, this kind of sexual therapy is regarded extremely exotic in medicine.

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Feminine Environment Harmful to Men

Feminine Environment Harmful to Men - American scientists have come to a paradoxical conclusion that men growing up surrounded by sisters are less attractive to the opposite sex, – the authoritative journal Science wrote in its news review.
Curiously, experts came to this conclusion after a study conducted not on humans but on rats.
For example, experts found out male rats that grew up surrounded by predominant number of females showed significantly less interest in procreation process than rodents that initially were near the males. In addition, they were interested in female rats to a lesser extent.
The study’s authors believe the same mechanism operates in humans. They believe a man whose childhood is spent close to his sisters is less masculine, and not even being a homosexual has a much smaller sex appeal in the eyes of women.

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Americans get Divorced

Americans get Divorced - American scientists have put forward their own version why couples get divorced.
According to the study they conducted that was reported in the news review of the journal Science, majority of Americans now get divorced because of dissatisfaction with their sex lives. After surveying some hundred partners, the experts came to an interesting conclusion: it turns out that the sexual life of spouses in most cases is unsuccessful due to differences in biorhythms: when the husband is a “lark”, and his wife is a “night owl” or on the contrary.
Such discrepancies in biological rhythms lead to the fact that the spouses experience peak concentrations of sex hormones in absolutely different times: sexual activity in “larks” declines in the morning, while “night owls” are ready to have sex only during the day or evening.
It is startling that according to the results obtained by the scientists, a whole of 90% of couples in the US decide to divorce precisely because of discrepancy between their sexual schedules.

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Divorcing at a Young Age and Health Risks

Divorcing at a Young Age and Health Risks

The scientists at Michigan State University have published a report in the Social Science & Medicine journal, saying that divorcing at a young age causes more damage to health, than divorcing at a more mature age.
Having analyzed the statistical data on the health of more than a thousand Americans, sociologists have found that people of mature age (44-50 years) usually have more stable indicators of health after the divorce, than the young people, who separate at the age from 35 to 41 years. It might seem interesting that during the marriage of these people, their health indicators do not change much. That is, the well-being and the occurrence of certain diseases is affected by the divorce itself.
The author of the study, Associate Professor of Sociology, Hui Liu believes that young people need more social and family support, as they often fail to cope with the stress associated with divorcing. Mature people, on the contrary, sometimes even feel relieved after the family separation, because, as a rule, they used to be unhappy in their marriage. This is the main reason for divorce.

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World’s Best and Worst Lovers

World’s Best and Worst Lovers - The worst that women could do is get themselves a lover from Germany, it has been found. The majority of women believe German men to be the most unpleasant bed companions, with English men following closely on the 2nd worst place.
These are the results of a survey conducted by OnePoll, a global research site that got interested in how ladies find gents of different nationalities in terms of their bed prowess. 15,000 women from 20 countries were involved. They were also asked to explain their preferences.
While most of the women polled opted for Spanish men as the best lovers a girl could wish, and praised Brazilians and Italians for their male skills, the way Germans smell was said to interfere seriously with their performance.
Englishmen, who take the last line but one, are supposed to be too lazy to take good care of their woman, and men from Sweden are apt to end the session too early.
OnePoll’s spokesperson referred to the results of the survey as “an eye-opener” and said that women travelers should take them into consideration when choosing a lover.
THE WORST LOVERS LIST

1. Germany (should get a new deodorant)
2. England (should perk up and be more active)
3. Sweden (should learn to prolong the enjoyment)
4. Holland (should go easy on domination)
5. America (should be gentler and softer)
6. Greece (shouldn’t be so mushy)
7. Wales (should be more considerate)
8. Scotland (should be quieter)
9. Turkey (should keep a towel at the bedside)
10. Russia (should consider having depilation)

And here come the winners worthy of a lady’s attention. Congratulations, men!
THE BEST LOVERS LIST

1. Spain
2. Brazil
3. Italy
4. France
5. Ireland
6. South Africa
7. Australia
8. New Zealand
9. Denmark
10. Canada

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Divorce Risk and Names

Divorce Risk and Names - UK-based Divorce-online had an idea that people’s Christian names can influence the divorce rate – now that the survey they commissioned brought in results, they are sure of this!
Having studied thousands of divorces recently filed all over the UK, researchers found that the names oftenest cited are Mark and Susan.
The possibility of eventual break-ups also seems to hang heavily over the heads of people called David, Michael, Nicola and Caroline.
On the other hand, men who are destined most to enjoy unmarred married bliss are Roy, Theo and Liam; women’s names that get into divorce documents but rarely are Sofia, Shannon and Penelope.
A Mark or a Susan who would like to keep their relationships going strong may try to ask their partners to call them by a nickname or by some other given name – there’s a chance it may ward off the inevitable, but it calls for another study.

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Women Fear for Their Partners

Women Fear for Their Partners

Women Fear for Their Partners - A study commissioned by Engage Mutual involving 3,000 women discovered that 80% women are afraid that their partners may be damaging their health on a regular basis. “The majority of women we surveyed had concerns about their partner’s lifestyle,” said the EM spokesman in his comments.
Thousands of wives and girlfriends all over the UK are disquieted over their beloved’s distressing and demanding office work, bad eating habits, lack of exercise and troubled sleep.
37% of the Brit women polled didn’t like their partners’ gaining excessive weight.
33% of them said they were sure their partners were overburdened at work, work being the most prominent factor figuring in women’s fears concerning possible threats to their partners’ health. 10% were sure that bringing work home presents an additional health aggravating factor.
26% thought that their man eats too much unhealthy food and even skips meals (19%). Another 19% named intake of alcohol as the cause of their worrying.
23% believe that men don’t get enough sleep and keep ignoring the problem.
While 20% are displeased with the coach potato lifestyle in their partners, even more of them (31%) would like their men to get a good deal more exercise.
Neglect of hereditary or current health problems and unwillingness to consult a doctor about their illnesses are other points that make women anxious over their partner’s well-being.

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