CymruInstinct
06-18-2007, 06:33 PM
From Slate:
http://www.slate.com/id/2168623/ , fourth item
A study confirmed differences between male and female sex dreams. Findings: 1) Eight percent of reported dreams were erotic. 2) Contrary to studies done in the 1960s, women had as many sexual dreams as men did. 3) Current and previous lovers "turned up in 20 percent of the women's dreams but only 14 percent of the men's." 4) Men "reported dreams featuring multiple sex partners twice as often" as women did. "Men tend to visualize themselves making love to unknown women or with multiple partners in public settings." 5) Women "were twice as likely to have dream scenarios featuring celebrities." Theories: 1) Over the last half-century, empowerment has made women more likely to have erotic dreams. 2) Empowerment has made them more likely to report their erotic dreams. 3) Women's empowerment has made men less likely to report dreams involving multiple partners and public settings.
It isn't exploding testicles, but hopefully still interesting. :)
http://www.slate.com/id/2168623/ , fourth item
A study confirmed differences between male and female sex dreams. Findings: 1) Eight percent of reported dreams were erotic. 2) Contrary to studies done in the 1960s, women had as many sexual dreams as men did. 3) Current and previous lovers "turned up in 20 percent of the women's dreams but only 14 percent of the men's." 4) Men "reported dreams featuring multiple sex partners twice as often" as women did. "Men tend to visualize themselves making love to unknown women or with multiple partners in public settings." 5) Women "were twice as likely to have dream scenarios featuring celebrities." Theories: 1) Over the last half-century, empowerment has made women more likely to have erotic dreams. 2) Empowerment has made them more likely to report their erotic dreams. 3) Women's empowerment has made men less likely to report dreams involving multiple partners and public settings.
It isn't exploding testicles, but hopefully still interesting. :)